What is the most elegant way to convert a hyphen separated word (e.g. \"do-some-stuff\") to the lower camel-case variation (e.g. \"doSomeStuff\") in Java?
The following method should handle the task quite efficient in O(n). We just iterate over the characters of the xml method name, skip any '-' and capitalize chars if needed.
public static String toJavaMethodName(String xmlmethodName) {
StringBuilder nameBuilder = new StringBuilder(xmlmethodName.length());
boolean capitalizeNextChar = false;
for (char c:xmlMethodName.toCharArray()) {
if (c == '-') {
capitalizeNextChar = true;
continue;
}
if (capitalizeNextChar) {
nameBuilder.append(Character.toUpperCase(c));
} else {
nameBuilder.append(c);
}
capitalizeNextChar = false;
}
return nameBuilder.toString();
}