Font Typography Query

[Mor3bane]

Ola, como est a?

Bueno.

I am trying to determine if there is an Inline feature that modifies font typography to have the first letter capital and the rest lower case - modified from an all caps string.

I have looked at the Font Typography page of the Rainmeter Manual, but most of it seems to cater to alternate languages afaik.

Any recommendations - if there are any?

[theAzack9]

Ola, como est a?

Bueno.

I am trying to determine if there is an Inline feature that modifies font typography to have the first letter capital and the rest lower case - modified from an all caps string.

I have looked at the Font Typography page of the Rainmeter Manual, but most of it seems to cater to alternate languages afaik.

Any recommendations - if there are any?

I might not be understanding the question correctly, but is it the Inline Option Case setting you want? (Proper if you want each the first letter of each word to be case and Sentence if you want it to be for each sentence.

If you want it to affect the entire string can you use the StringCase option also uses Proper and Sentece

[Mor3bane]

I might not be understanding the question correctly, but is it the Inline Option Case setting you want? (Proper if you want each the first letter of each word to be case and Sentence if you want it to be for each sentence.

If you want it to affect the entire string can you use the StringCase option also uses Proper and Sentece

Thanks theAzack9

But the font typography codes are all just 4 characters. Which one represents "proper" - because that is exactly what I am aiming at.

[Mor3bane]

If you want it to affect the entire string can you use the StringCase option also uses Proper and Sentece

OoOoOops..

I missed this at the first read

[theAzack9]

OoOoOops..

I missed this at the first read

since i already made an example this is it is used with inline settings:

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[ProperExample]
Meter=String
Text=teSt #CRLF# i prOmIse tHIs WAs aLl TyPeD wEiRdly
InlinePattern=.*
InlineSetting=Case | Proper

You don't really need the InlinePattern option, but i like to include it for clarity

[Mor3bane]

@theAzack9

BTW StringCase=Proper worked perfectly - many thanks