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1.0.5: Replace underscores with camel-case names
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# i18n tools 1.0.5 | ||
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Updated the class generator to remove common delimiters from names and camel-case them instead of replacing the delimiters with underscores. | ||
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## Translations Class Generator | ||
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- **API:** Add a (default on) option to remove common delimiters in names. You can disable this for compatibility with old code, but I'll remove the option in a future version. | ||
- **CLI:** Expose the above option via the `-ncc` and `--no-camel-case` switches. I'll remove these when I remove the API option. |
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