New display style: Human Case

[hellow554]

I would like to see a "Human Case", where instead of using a _ or - as seperator I'd like to have a (space, 0x20, ...).

Example:

#[derive(Display, FromStr, PartialEq, Debug)]
enum StyleExample {
  #[display(style = "Human Case")]
  VarH,
}

assert_eq!(StyleExample::VarH.to_string(), "Var H");

[frozenlib]

Thanks for posting the issue.

I would like to avoid using terms that are not common. Could you please tell me the origin of the term "Human Case", if any?

If there is no origin, then heck crate uses the term "Title Case", and I would like to match it.

[hellow554]

Could you please tell me the origin of the term "Human Case", if any?

There isn't any. I just searched a word that could describe my intention :D

If "Tile Case" is the "official" term I don't mind using it.

[frozenlib]

For now, I've made ‘[#display(style = "Title Case")]‘ available with 8cfd5b0a78ec60f5a879e22a9b9526a738ccd5a8 & 7a178be6397820847db533873074d6846d849f3b.

If you find a more appropriate style name, please let me know.

[hellow554]

Wow, amazing! This issue can be closed.

Thanks a lot for the quick and easy work! :heart:

[hellow554]

One thing:

https://github.com/frozenlib/parse-display/blob/7a178be6397820847db533873074d6846d849f3b/parse-display-derive/src/lib.rs#L807-L817

Would you like to add TITLE CASE, Title case and title case as well?

[frozenlib]

Thanks.

It certainly looks like I should add it. I've fixed it now in 4893a8a536714d1e8440be47d727990bc9978a20.

[frozenlib]

Oops.

title case is now title Case, so I'll fix that right away.