LSUCase()

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Converts the alphabetic characters in a specified string to uppercase, respecting locale-specific casing rules.

This is particularly important for languages where the standard/ typical (i.e. western) case conversion rules do not apply, ensuring accurate and culturally correct text processing.

The function defaults to the current page's locale if no locale is specified.

Introduced: 6.1.0.37


	LSUCase( string=string, locale=locale );

Returns: String

Argument Description

Argument	Description
string _{string, required}	edit The string to be converted to uppercase. This can be a direct string value or a variable that contains the string.
locale _{locale, optional}	edit Optional. Specifies the locale to use for the conversion, overriding the default locale of the page. This should be a locale code string (e.g., `en-US` for American English or `tr-TR` for Turkish).

string

_{string,

required}

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The string to be converted to uppercase. This can be a direct string value or a variable that contains the string.

locale

_{locale,

optional}

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Optional. Specifies the locale to use for the conversion, overriding the default locale of the page.

This should be a locale code string (e.g., en-US for American English or tr-TR for Turkish).

Examples

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<cfset text = "istanbul ısparta">
<cfoutput>
  Turkish upper case: #LSUCase(text, "tr-TR")#<br>
  Normal upper case: #UCase(text)#<br>
</cfoutput>

LSUCase()

Examples

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