RE: Name Capitalization

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On Monday, March 19, 2007 10:24 AM Leonard Burton
<mailto:leonardburton@xxxxxxxxx> said:

> For instance, McDonald needs to remain that way even if it comes in as
> MCDONALD, or mcdonald.
[snip]
> Yeah, nothing is a "perfect solution" but anything is better than
> nothing.

That's probably true when you're talking about cash in your pocket but
probably not in this case.

> Guys, Thanks for the replies and the link to the recent thread, even
> though that didn't discuss any solutions to the problem I am asking
> about (other than to point it out which helps because it points out a
> few of the name problems)!

That's because there are no solutions. There are "options" but not
solutions.

Here is one option. Make a long list (array) of search/replace pairs and
loop through your text replacing as necessary.

'mcdonald' => 'McDonald'
'mcdowell' => 'McDowell'
'o\'reilly' => 'O\'Reilly'
'de la rosa' => 'De La Rosa'
etc ad nauseum...


Let us know when you're done! :)

Also, there's no difference between MCDONALD and mcdonald if you convert
everything to lower (or upper) case first.

Thanks,
Chris.

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