## Time-stamp: <2018-11-04 16:44:17 vk> ## -*- mode: org; coding: utf-8 -*- ## This file is best viewed with GNU Emacs Org-mode: http://orgmode.org/
This Emacs package provides the function title-capitalization. In
case you selected a region (usually a heading/title), this function
does capitalize the words according to general English rules.
For details, please do read my blog entry on http://karl-voit.at/2015/05/25/elisp-title-capitalization/
It is wasted brain energy to do the task by yourself.
Mark the line of your title and invoke: title-capitalization
I have mapped it to C-c C-, c via:
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c C-,") 'my-map) ;; my personal prefix/map (define-key my-map "c" 'title-capitalization)
You can define a variable containing a list with exceptions. For example, if you want to have ”lazyblorg” and ”mutt” not capitalized in headings, use following snippet:
;; additionally to the list defined in title-capitalization:
(defvar my-do-not-capitalize-words '("lazyblorg" "mutt")
"My personal list of words that doesn't get capitalized in titles.")
- auto-capitalize.el from yuutayamada
- Tries to do all the capitalization work for you
- irreal blog entry on Xah Lee’s xah-upcase-sentence
- Upcase first letters of sentences of current text block or selection
I got the idea for this code from a script by Doug Adams.
The code contains valuable and major contributions from David Mann, Barry Fishman, Santiago Mejia, Julien Chastang, and others from the Emacs development mailinglist.