Captilize Text Options

[Beluna]

How do I write a script to Cap letters after quotation.

Ex:

Let 'em Dance to read - Let 'Em Dance

Now You Got 'em to read - Now You Got 'Em

Thanks

[ohrenkino]

How do I write a script to Cap letters after quotation.

Ex:

Let 'em Dance to read - Let 'Em Dance

Now You Got 'em to read - Now You Got 'Em

Thanks

A script? Or an action?
If so: create an action of the type case conversion for the field you need (e.g. TITLE).
Add the apostrophe to the characters that show the word boundaries.

[DetlevD]

How do I write a script to Cap letters after quotation.
Ex:
Let 'em Dance to read - Let 'Em Dance
Now You Got 'em to read - Now You Got 'Em
Thanks

Convert | Tag - Tag | ALT+5

Select format string

Field:
TITLE

Format string:
$caps(%TITLE%,'' )
... or ...
$caps(%TITLE%,$char(39)$char(32))

Preview
From:
Let 'em Read to learn
To:
Let 'Em Read To Learn


... or even better ...

Convert | Tag - Tag | ALT+5

Select format string

Field:
TITLE

Format string:
$regexp(%TITLE%,'(\s''''.)','\U$1')

Preview
From:
Let 'em read to learn (Let's do it again)
To:
Let 'Em read to learn (Let's do it again)


... or use an action ...
Begin Action Group Test_2012#20120623.ApoUpper

Action #1
Actiontype 4: Replace with regular expression
Field ______________: TITLE
Regular expression _: (\s'.)
Replace matches with: \U$1
[_] Case sensitive comparison

End Action Group Test_2012#20120623.ApoUpper (1 Action)


See also ....
http://forums.mp3tag.de/index.php?showtopic=14390


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Edit. DD.20120627.0630.CEST

This post has been edited by DetlevD: Jun 27 2012, 08:13

[Beluna]

Convert | Tag - Tag | ALT+5

Select format string

Field:
TITLE

Format string:
$caps(%TITLE%,'' )

Preview
From:
Let 'em Read to learn
To:
Let 'Em Read To Learn


DD.20120623.2013.CEST

Perfect... Thanks

[stevehero]

How do I write a script to Cap letters after quotation.

Ex:

Let 'em Dance to read - Let 'Em Dance

Now You Got 'em to read - Now You Got 'Em

Thanks

To make sure you don't change files with 'let's' or 'They've' for example.

From: Let 'em Dance to read (Let's Not Change this)

To: Let 'Em Dance To Read (let'S Not Change this)

FILTER [F3] out the files first with the following examples:
%title% MATCHES \s This will make ensure you only filter out 'Let 'Em Dance To Read' and NOT 'Let's Not Change this'
%title% HAS ' Titles with all '

THEN USE:
Begin Action Group _Script Test#TEST

Action #1
Actiontype 4: Replace with regular expression
Field ______________: TITLE
Regular expression _: (\s+)'(.?)
Replace matches with: $1'$upper($2)
[_] Case sensitive comparison

End Action Group _Script Test#TEST (1 Action)

This will only effect anything with a space in front of the '.