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e. g.applicatonLoaderunixHater
I want to find 'L' in applicationLoader,
or 'H' in unixHater.
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With the following (for example, in vimrc ), you can visually select text then press ~ to convert the text to UPPER CASE, then to lower case, then to Title Case. Keep pressing ~ until you get the case you want.
Alternatively, you can visually select text then press ~ to toggle case, or U to convert to uppercase, or u to convert to lowercase. Toggle case of the character under the cursor, or all visually-selected characters. Toggle case of the next three characters. Toggle case of the next three words.
Capitalize the first letter of the first word. It's also worth noting the ~ command, which switches the case of the character under the cursor, and the gU operator which converts to uppercase across the given motion. Example: gUl converts the current character to uppercase (or leaves it uppercase if it is already)
Every character of a string is represented by a unique number using UTF-16 character encoding. For English capital letters: A = 65 and Z = 90. If the first letter's character code falls in this range, we know it's upper case:
You could search for \u:
/\u
Then use n to jump to the next occurrence. Note that this matches all capitals, not just the first in the word.
Edit:
If you only want to jump to the first Capital in words, such as the E in oneExampleCase and skip the rest in the word, you could search for:
/\u\w*
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