Mutators
Mutators can be used to modify the representation of a variable. This can be usefull in cases where you want your generated code to adhere to things like casing.
Syntax
A mutator can be applied on variables using the to
syntax. Not all variables accept all mutators, see the mutators below for examples.
Available mutators
The following mutators are available:
pascalcase
Retrieves the string representation of the variable in PascalCase
Syntax: variable to pascalcase
Examples:
from | to |
---|---|
_myField | MyField |
MyField | MyField |
myField | MyField |
camelcase
Retrieves the string representation of the variable in camelCase
.
Syntax: variable to camelcase
Examples:
from | to |
---|---|
_myField | MyField |
MyField | MyField |
myField | MyField |
escape_keywords
When the resulting string is a known C# keyword, this keyword is escaped using the @
notation. Useful in a context where using keywords is not allowed.
Syntax: variable to escape_keywords
Examples:
from | to |
---|---|
Class | Class |
class | @class |