Code editor barking at improper syntax about generate-template-files HOT 6 CLOSED

sure take a stab at it but it seems like a lot of refactoring of the code.

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@marksmccann would this PR #66 be sufficient for your request?

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Unless I misunderstand the update, I don't think so. The main issue I was explaining is that the string replacer syntax is not valid JavaScript syntax.

class __name__(pascalCase) { ... } <-- not valid js syntax
class __name__ PascalCase__ { ... } <-- ALSO not valid js syntax

There needs to be a way to specify the case without parenthesis, a space, or any other invalid character. I guess something like this could work?

class __name____pascalCase__ { ... } 

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There is new case converters:

__replacerSlot__NoCase__; //        Lives down BY the River
__replacerSlot__CamelCase__; //     livesDownByTheRiver
__replacerSlot__ConstantCase__; //  LIVES_DOWN_BY_THE_RIVER
__replacerSlot__DotCase__; //       lives.down.by.the.river
__replacerSlot__KebabCase__; //     lives-down-by-the-river
__replacerSlot__LowerCase__; //     livesdownbytheriver
__replacerSlot__PascalCase__; //    LivesDownByTheRiver
__replacerSlot__PathCase__; //      lives/down/by/the/river
__replacerSlot__SentenceCase__; //  Lives down by the river
__replacerSlot__SnakeCase__; //     lives_down_by_the_river
__replacerSlot__TitleCase__; //     Lives Down By The River

So you can use PascalCase__ in combination with __name__:

class __name__PascalCase__ { ... } <--  valid js syntax

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Yeah looks like I did misunderstand. Is that a new feature, or did I just totally miss that feature? Which version did this feature become available? This looks great and it looks like this issue is resolved.

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It was added yesterday by @TikiTDO (Version 3.2.0)

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