Problem in Camelize method

[Nefcanto]

Simply run this code:

var kebabed = "some-text-here";
var camelized = kebabed.Camelize();
Console.WriteLine(camelized);
// prints some-text-here instead of someTextHere

var dotted = "some.text.here";
var camelized = dotted.Camelize();
Console.WriteLine(camelized);
// prints some.text.here instead of someTextHere

[SimonCropp]

@hazzik @hangy @MehdiK any opinions on what should be the correct behavior in this scenario

[Nefcanto]

@SimonCropp, I have also reported #1282.

The point is, the camelCasing, PascalCasing, kebab-casing, and snake_casing conventions are clear. The source should be converted into the target. In the camelCasing convention, you should only see alphanumeric characters, and no hyphens or underline should exist between words.

[lizapradhan-xpo]

@Nefcanto , I have a suggestion for such conversion.

Can we pass an extra parameter for Camelize() or any other such function named separator? So, on the basis of the separator also, the string can be converted to any case.

[Nefcanto]

@lizapradhan-xpo, I think that is not a good choice. Because camelCasing is a well defined casing. There is no need for extra parameters.