https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439845
--- Comment #5 from php4...@gmail.com --- > I agree that the behavior for uppercase letters and numbers is a bit > unexpected Not "a bit unexpected", just wrong. Apparently the criterion for an uppercase letter to be considered the start of a new camel-cased word is to be "followed by an alphanumeric character that is not another uppercase letter" (note that IPSUM is not split into IPSU+M), while instead it should be to be "followed by a lowercase letter". (I'm not trying to reverse-engineer the actual algorithm, I'm sure there's more to it, just loosely generalizing the behavior description based on the examples.) > I partially prefer the first option you proposed (e.g. IPSUM123 should be > separated as IPSUM and 123) That would be inconsistent with the fact that, currently, "ipsum123" (lowercase) is NOT split. Either you split both (ipsum123 => "ipsum, 123" ; IPSUM123 => "IPSUM, 123") or you split neither. I strongly advise against separating sequences of letters from sequences of numbers, as it results in "a bit unexpected" behaviors with hexadecimal numbers and similar hashes. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
