StringExtension extension
Methods
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capitalize()
→ String
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capitalizeAndLowercase()
→ String
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Capitalize the first character of the string and
lowercase the others (using toUpperCase() and
toLowerCase() respectively).
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capitalizeAndLowercaseAnyWord()
→ String
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Capitalize the first character of any word in the string string and
lowercase the others (using toUpperCase() and
toLowerCase() respectively).
The method also execute am implicit trim() on the atring
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capitalizeRestUnchanged()
→ String
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Capitalize the first character of the string and
leaves the rest as is.
In a future release will be called only capitalize
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cut(int newLength)
→ String
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Cuts the String to the required length starting from the beginning
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cutAndAlign(int newLength, {String? paddingChar, bool? leftAlign})
→ String
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Cuts the String and, if lesser then required, aligns it
padding the exceeding chars to the right or to the left
with the character selected.
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getDartIdentifier(int startPosition)
→ String
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Extracts the identifier (if present) from a source string
in a certain position.
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isDartIdentifier(int startPosition)
→ bool
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Verifies if the content of one source string in a certain position
is a Dart identifier.
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onlyContainsAlpha()
→ bool
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A convenient way for checking if there are only alpha chars (
a-zA-Z).
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onlyContainsDigits()
→ bool
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A convenient way for checking if there are only digits.
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preserveOnlyChars(String validChars, {String? replacementChar})
→ String
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Returns a String that is made of some required chars only.
Optionally the removed characters can be substituted with
a replacement char
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splitInLines(int lineLength, {String? separator, int? firstLineDecrease})
→ List<String>
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Divides a String in lines of the length required.
The default separator is blank, but it can be set a different char
It is possible to set a different length for the first line.
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startsAndEndsWith(String delimiter)
→ bool
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Returns true if this string starts and ends with the same given string
If whitespaces can be present is better to execute first a trim()
call.
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trimDelimiters(String delimiter)
→ String
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Removes the given delimiters (if present) from the string
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trimStringDelimiters()
→ String
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Removes String delimiters if present (only the outer ones);
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uncapitalizeRestUnchanged()
→ String
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Uncapitalize the first character of the string and
leaves the rest as is.
In a future release will be called only uncapitalize
