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Thank you for bringing this up. I made the mistake of manually stepping through bytes of strings, when they may not necessarily be character boundaries for non-ascii characters. The algorithm...
I have added `unicode-segmentation` as a dependency, and added a test which specifically addresses the string you provided. The newest version, convert-case version 0.6.0 fixes this issue. https://github.com/rutrum/convert-case/blob/a8702a05217664ca59cb7471df68a91dcf4b91ee/src/lib.rs#L650-L653
This is not a feature at this time. You can only split a string based on a boundary condition, which is currently fixed to whatever is currently in Boundary, which...
At this time there is, unfortunately, no way to manually split text based on a character that isn't space, hyphen, or underscore. You can produce text with whatever delimiter you...
> > There’s also a difference in height — but it can as well be a mistake… > > I assume that's just due to the drawing. To clarify, no,...
After some searching, I finally found my request implemented in a different window manager. XMonad in the xmonad-contrib library contains a [layout called MosaicAlt](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xmonad-contrib-0.17.1/docs/XMonad-Layout-MosaicAlt.html). It scales each window so they...
Hello there, This is not a bug, and is intended behavior. Recall that `from_case` really just pulled a list of `Boundary` that are commonly associated with that case. In camel...
I think my intention with this ticket was that the built site might have say, a top navigation bar, or a special drop down at the top, that would allow...
Personally, I've wanted to use TOML to set variables that are used in my justfiles. This is because my programs often use a toml file for configuration and read from...