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Is it practical to compare strings in a snek-case-insensitive manner? I would like to know whether two strings are convertible to the same SnekCase/CamelCase/etc. without allocating a new String to hold the intermediates. Can heck's internal methods, such as transform, help with such needs?
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This is an interesting idea and I think would be feasible to implement in heck, though transform in its current form won't help AFAICT. If you could investiage a bit yourself and create a draft of how this could work, that would help towards getting this into the crate.
Is it practical to compare strings in a snek-case-insensitive manner? I would like to know whether two strings are convertible to the same SnekCase/CamelCase/etc. without allocating a new String to hold the intermediates. Can heck's internal methods, such as
transform
, help with such needs?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: