NxsString

Abbreviates AddQuotes AddTail BlanksToUnderscores Capitalize clear ConvertToDouble ConvertToInt ConvertToLong ConvertToUnsigned Equals EqualsCaseInsensitive GetQuoted IsADouble IsALong IsCapAbbreviation IsInVector IsNexusPunctuation IsStdAbbreviation kSingleQuotesNeededForNexus kUnderscoresSufficeForNexus NumberThenWord NxsQuotingRequirements NxsString NxsString NxsString operator+= operator+= operator+= operator+= operator+= operator+= operator+= operator+= operator<< operator<< operator<< operator<< operator<< operator<< operator<< operator<< operator<< operator<< operator= operator= p_str PrintF QuotesNeeded RightJustifyDbl RightJustifyString ShortenTo strip_surrounding_whitespace strip_whitespace to_double to_long to_lower to_upper ToHex UnderscoresToBlanks UpperCasePrefix

NxsString & NxsString::NumberThenWord ( unsigned  i, NxsString  s   ) [inline] Creates a new string (and returns a reference to the new string) composed of the integer `i' followed by a space and then the string `s'. If `i' is not 1, then an 's' character is appended to make `s' plural. For example, if `i' were 0, 1, or 2, and `s' is "character", then the returned string would be "0 characters", "1 character" or "2 characters", respectively. Obviously this only works if adding an 's' to the supplied string makes it plural. Definition at line 568 of file nxsstring.h.