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--- libecho:classes:util [2022/05/20 19:12] – lee
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-====== LibEcho.Util ======
-Miscellaneous internal utility functions that don't seem to fit anywhere else.  You probably won't every need to use any of these, except maybe String.capitalize().
-===== Array Prototypes =====
-==== Array.prototype.commaList() ====
-Assuming that it is an array of strings, returns a proper serial-comma-separated description of the list including "and", or "nothing" if the list is empty.
-[ "a two-dollar pistol", "a Stetson hat", "a shotgun" ].commaList() returns "a two-dollar pistol, a Stetson hat, and a shotgun".
-[ "a two-dollar pistol", "a Stetson hat" ].commaList() returns "a two-dollar pistol and a Stetson hat".
-[ "a two-dollar pistol" ].commaList() returns "a two-dollar pistol".
-[].commaList() returns "nothing".
-==== Array.prototype.aList ====
-Assuming an array of PersistentObjects (or subclasses), returns a serial-comma-separated description like .commaList(), but using those objects' .aName fields.
-==== Array.prototype.theList ====
-Assuming an array of PersistentObjects (or subclasses), returns a serial-comma-separated description like .commaList(), but using those objects' .theName fields.
-===== LibEcho.Util.log( logName, message ) =====
-If Sugarcube has been put in debug mode (Config.debug = true), logs the given logName and message to the JS console.  If Sugarcube is not in debug mode, it does nothing.
-===== LibEcho.Util.MessageQueue =====
-A global message queue system to allow the story author to more easily hook into the Inventory and Apparel UIs and display various flavor texts and do other processing while a player is fooling around with Inventory and Apparel.
-Not fully implemented.  May change as we rejigger the UIs.
-FIXME
-===== String Prototypes =====
-==== String.prototype.capitalize() ====
-Returns the string with the first character capitalized.
-FIXME: This doesn't work if the first character is a quotation mark or other punctuation, or a number. Does it need to?

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