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How to uppercase character within string
Since I was dealing with a line of text, with the Mc anywhere within the line, I used TonyGroves' idea with this modification: $lineout =~ s/\bMc(.)/Mc${\(uc $1)}/g; That worked just fine, and I checked through the text and found no anomolies. Thanks, Tony. -
How to uppercase character within string
I used a pattern to uppercase the first letter of each word, and then lowercase the rest, in a name and address file. This works fine, but, because these are names, there are special cases where I want a specific character within a word to be uppercase, such as the letter following a word that...
