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its lowercase counterpart if there is one. Leaves the character unchanged if there is no lowercase

character for it. This method is deprecated in D11.

Example:

set source = "pUT $50,000 iN UnMARked BIlLs IN tHe BRieFcaSE."

set source = ToLowerCase(source)

put ToUpperCase(char 1 of source) into char 1 of source

put source

-- "Put $50,000 in unmarked bills in the briefcase."

FORMATTING

The following commands break text up into lines of a specified length and align the text on each

line to the left, center or right margin. They are most useful for formatting plain text that will

display in a monospaced font such as Courier. Lines created by wrapping are delimited with the

Mac line endings (CR only). A single word in the text that is longer than the wrap length will not

be broken, and will therefore cause that line to be longer than the wrap length. These methods

return a modified copy of the source string, leaving the original string unchanged.

HardWrapText(sourceString,charsPerLine) - where sourceString is the string to operate on and

charsPerLine is the maximum number of characters per line. Returns a copy of the source string

reformatted or "" if there was an error. Aligns text to left margin and breaks any line longer than

the specified length limit with RETURN.

Example:

set ruler = RETURN & "123456789012345678901234567890" & RETURN

set source = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog."

set wrapped = HardWrapText(source,20)

put ruler & wrapped

-- "

123456789012345678901234567890

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