我有一个带有文本框的DetailsView 我希望输入的数据总是以大写的第一个字母保存。

例子:

"red" --> "Red"
"red house" --> " Red house"

我怎样才能实现性能最大化呢?


注意:

Based on the answers and the comments under the answers, many people think this is asking about capitalizing all words in the string. E.g. => Red House It isn't, but if that is what you seek, look for one of the answers that uses TextInfo's ToTitleCase method. (Note: Those answers are incorrect for the question actually asked.) See TextInfo.ToTitleCase documentation for caveats (doesn't touch all-caps words - they are considered acronyms; may lowercase letters in middle of words that "shouldn't" be lowered, e.g., "McDonald" → "Mcdonald"; not guaranteed to handle all culture-specific subtleties re capitalization rules.)


注意:

第一个字母之后的字母是否必须小写,这个问题很模糊。公认的答案假定只有第一个字母需要修改。如果要强制字符串中除第一个字母外的所有字母都小写,请查找包含ToLower且不包含ToTitleCase的答案。


当前回答

用这种方法,你可以把每个单词的第一个字符抬高。

例子

"HeLlo wOrld" => "HeLlo wOrld"

public static string FirstCharToUpper(string input)
{
    if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(input))
        throw new ArgumentException("Error");
    return string.Join(" ", input.Split(' ').Select(d => d.First().ToString().ToUpper() +  d.ToLower().Substring(1)));
}

其他回答

如果性能/内存使用是一个问题,那么它只创建一个(1)StringBuilder和一个(1)与原始字符串相同大小的新String。

public static string ToUpperFirst(this string str) {
  if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(str)) {
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(str);
    sb[0] = char.ToUpper(sb[0]);

    return sb.ToString();

  } else return str;
}
string emp="TENDULKAR";
string output;
output=emp.First().ToString().ToUpper() + String.Join("", emp.Skip(1)).ToLower();

FluentSharp有lowerCaseFirstLetter方法来做这个。

如果你只关心第一个字母是否大写,而不关心字符串的其他部分,你可以只选择第一个字符,使其大写,并将其与没有原始第一个字符的字符串的其余部分连接起来。

String word ="red house";
word = word[0].ToString().ToUpper() + word.Substring(1, word.length -1);
//result: word = "Red house"

我们需要将第一个字符转换为ToString(),因为我们将其作为Char数组读取,而Char类型没有ToUpper()方法。

我想提供一个“最大性能”的答案。在我看来,“最大性能”的答案抓住了所有的场景,并提供了解释这些场景的问题的答案。所以,这是我的答案。原因如下:

IsNullOrWhiteSpace accounts for strings that are just spaces or null/empty. .Trim() removes white space from the front and back of the string. .First() takes the first element of an IEnumerable<TSource> (or string). We should check to see if it is a letter that can/should be uppercase. We then add the rest of the string, only if the length indicates we should. By .NET best practice, we should provide a culture under System.Globalization.CultureInfo. Providing them as optional parameters makes this method totally reusable, without having to type the chosen culture every time. I also noticed that my and most of these answers did not maintain the whitespace at the beginning of the string. This will also show how to maintain that whitespace. //Capitalize the first letter disregard all chars using regex. public static string RegCapString(this string instring, string culture = "en-US", bool useSystem = false) { if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(instring)) { return instring; } var m = Regex.Match(instring, "[A-Za-z]").Index; return instring.Substring(0, m) + instring[m].ToString().ToUpper(new CultureInfo(culture, useSystem)) + instring.Substring(m + 1); } //Capitalize first char if it is a letter disregard white space. public static string CapString(this string instring, string culture = "en-US", bool useSystem = false) { if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(instring) || !char.IsLetter(instring.Trim().First())) { return instring; } var whiteSpaces = instring.Length - instring.TrimStart().Length; return (new string(' ', whiteSpaces)) + instring.Trim().First().ToString().ToUpper(new CultureInfo(culture, useSystem)) + ((instring.TrimStart().Length > 1) ? instring.Substring(whiteSpaces + 1) : ""); }