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unpublished constants group TransliterationModulesExtra
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not published
Description
Extra transliteration module enumeration to use with XTransliteration::loadModule() The values used in this group need to be different from the ones in TransliterationModules and TransliterationModulesNew!
Constants
SENTENCE_CASE The first character of the sentence is put in upper case  
TITLE_CASE The first character of the word is put in upper case. * This one is part  
TOGGLE_CASE All characters of the word are to change their case from small letters * to capital letters and vice versa.  
END_OF_MODULE  
Constants' Details
SENTENCE_CASE
const short SENTENCE_CASE = 200;
Description
The first character of the sentence is put in upper case
TITLE_CASE
const short TITLE_CASE = 201;
Description
The first character of the word is put in upper case. * This one is part
TOGGLE_CASE
const short TOGGLE_CASE = 202;
Description
All characters of the word are to change their case from small letters * to capital letters and vice versa.
END_OF_MODULE
const long END_OF_MODULE = 0;
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