I understand you can use string:lower() or string.upper(),
but that's not exactly what I'm trying to do.
Example:
local var = "BRIGHT BLUE"
Now, the correct capitalization is "Bright blue"
What I've noticed is that in Java you can use EqualsIgnoreCase(). Is there a similar function?
Yes, I did search the site for this. I don't see it. No downvotes please...
You can compare two strings without case by using the lower or upper method on both of them.
print(("bob"):lower() == ("BOB"):lower())
In regular Lua you could modify string
string.equalsIgnoreCase = function(self,other)
return self:lower() == other:lower()
end
print(("Hello"):equalsIgnoreCase("HELLO"))
Since Rbx.Lua doesn't allow modifications to string.
The closest you will get to this in Rbx.Lua is:
local NewString = {}
for o,n in pairs(string) do
NewString[o] = n
end
local E = getfenv()
E.string = NewString
setfenv(1,E)
string.equalsIgnoreCase = function(one,two)
return one:lower() == two:lower()
end
print(string.equalsIgnoreCase("BOB","bob"))
Or just a function
equalsIgnoreCase = function(one,two)
return one:lower() == two:lower()
end
print(equalsIgnoreCase("BOB","bob"))
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