Char

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Definitions

def digit ( radix : { radix = Int32 } c : Char ) : Option[Int32] \ Pure

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Returns the integer value representated by Char c with respect to radix. E.g. digit(radix = 10, '1') => Some(1) digit(radix = 16, 'a') => Some(11)

Returns None if c does not represent a number.

def forDigit ( radix : { radix = Int32 } n : Int32 ) : Option[Char] \ Pure

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Returns a character representation of the integer n with respect to radix. E.g. forDigit(radix = 10, 1) => Some('1') forDigit(radix = 16, 11) => Some('a')

Returns None if n is not representable as single character in the radix.

def getNumericValue ( c : Char ) : Option[Int32] \ Pure

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Returns the integer value representated by Char c (e.g. '1' => Some(1)``) or Noneifc` does not represent a number.

This function cannot handle supplementary characters.

def isAscii ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is an ascii character.

def isAsciiDigit ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is strictly in the range of ASCII digits 0...9.

def isDefined ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is defined either as a entry in the UnicodeData file or a value within a range defined in the UnicodeData file.

def isDigit ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is a recognized Unicode digit. This includes the ASCII range 0..9 but also Arabic-Indic digits, Devagari digits and Fullwidth digits.

def isHexDigit ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is in the range 0...F.

def isISOControl ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is an ISO control character.

def isLetter ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is a letter character.

def isLetterOrDigit ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is a recognized Unicode letter or digit.

def isLowerCase ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is lowercase.

def isMirrored ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is mirrored.

def isOctDigit ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is in the range 0...7.

def isSurrogate ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is a surrogate code unit.

def isSurrogatePair ( high : { high = Char } low : { low = Char } ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given characters high and low represent a valid Unicode surrogate pair.

def isTitleCase ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is titlecase, i.e. in the Unicode category of title case letters.

def isUpperCase ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is uppercase.

def isWhiteSpace ( c : Char ) : Bool \ Pure

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Returns true if the given char c is a white space character.

def maxValue : Char \ Pure

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Returns the character given by the maximum valued byte.

def minValue : Char \ Pure

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Returns the character given by the all zero byte.

def toBmpCodePoint ( c : Char ) : Int32 \ Pure

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Returns the code point representation of Char c.

def toLowerCase ( c : Char ) : Char \ Pure

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Converts a letter to its lowercase version.

Returns the original character if it does not have a lowercase version.

def toString ( c : Char ) : String \ Pure

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Returns the character c as a string.

def toSupplementaryCodePoint ( high : { high = Char } low : { low = Char } ) : Int32 \ Pure

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Returns the supplementary code point value of the surrogate pair high and low.

Caution - this function does no validation, use isSurrogatePair to check high and low are valid.

def toTitleCase ( c : Char ) : Char \ Pure

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Converts a letter to its titlecase version.

Returns the original character if it does not have either a titlecase version or a mapping to uppercase.

def toUpperCase ( c : Char ) : Char \ Pure

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Converts a letter to its uppercase version.

Returns the original character if it does not have a uppercase version.