Capitalize first letter of each word only?

[shmellyman]

Is it possible to only capitalize the first letter of a word but leave the rest of the letters untouched?

For example "thisIsJustanExample andIWant I want itTo work likeThis." to "ThisIsJustanExample AndIWant I Want ItTo Work LikeThis."

I hope the example clarifies what I'm trying to do. To ONLY capitalize the first letter of each word that is separated with a space, unlike what the "case>title" function would do.

[therube]

4:Case -> Title Enhanced --> Exception: <ic>

[shmellyman]

4:Case -> Title Enhanced --> Exception: <ic>

Thanks for the hint, but it doesn't seem to be working on my end.

[Luuk]

With RegEx(1) having a checkmark inside for "v2", then the "Match" and "Replace" could be like...
(^.| .)/g
\U$1

But if needing some exception-words, can add them to the "Match" with something like...
(^.| (?!(a|at|in|of|on|the|to) ).)/g

[shmellyman]

With RegEx(1) having a checkmark inside for "v2", then the "Match" and "Replace" could be like...
(^.| .)/g
\U$1

But if needing some exception-words, can add them to the "Match" with something like...
(^.| (?!(a|at|in|of|on|the|to) ).)/g

Thanks but this seems to only capitalize the first letter of the first word in the filename, unless i'm doing something wrong. I would need to it capitalize the first letter of every word.

[Luuk]

The only thing Im guessing, is that maybe you typo'd \u instead of \U inside of the "Replace" ??
If still its not conducting for you, please to post the BRU's version number for troubleshooting.
This how it should be conducting...

one tWo tHRee fOur fIve six seven eight nine ten ----------> One TWo THRee FOur FIve Six Seven Eight Nine Ten
thisIsJustanExample andIWant I want itTo work likeThis ---> ThisIsJustanExample AndIWant I Want ItTo Work LikeThis

[therube]

it doesn't seem to be working on my end.

You're right.

I misread what it said:

<ic> : can only be used with Title Enhanced. Ignore all words that are all caps, do not change capitalization for them.

The pertinent part:

words that are all caps

So <ic> would handle HANDLE, but not hAnDlE.

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BTW, what Luuk posted looks good:

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thisIsJustanExample andIWant I want itTo work likeThis
ThisIsJustanExample AndIWant I Want ItTo Work LikeThis