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    • Mustafa YILDIZM
      Mustafa YILDIZ
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      Hello,

      Notepad++ is great tool to everyone. We use it for simple tasks a lot in our company. Sometimes we have to convert “UPPERCASE” texts to “Sentence case” and Np++ is converting Turkish Special Chars as English usage. These special chars are

      İ<->i I<->ı (Turkish)
      İ<->İ I<->i (English)

      For example --> ÇİLEK (Strawberry in Turkish) --> Çİlek (it must be Çilek)
      Kına (UPPER) --> KıNA (It must be KINA)

      As other languages it would be great Np++ can change Case convert function to its default language for users. If user uses Turkish languge for Np++, it should convert it as Turkish language usege.

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      • EkopalypseE
        Ekopalypse @Mustafa YILDIZ
        last edited by

        @mustafa-yildiz

        I’m not 100% sure, but I’m assuming Npp does a simple integer comparison. A simple test seems to confirm this.

        Alter
        altern
        Ärger
        ärgern
        
        416c7465720d0a
        616c7465726e0d0a
        c384726765720d0a
        c3a4726765726e
        

        Note, the 0d0a denotes the end of line characters.

        And to ask for a feature request, you have a better chance that this gets implemented if you open it herehere.

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