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Copyright (c) 2007 Ryan Schuft (ryan.schuft@gmail.com)

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  This function adds plurilization support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.pluralize(plural) == String
    Arguments:
      plural - String (optional) - overrides normal output with said String
    Returns:
      String - singular English language nouns are returned in plural form
    Examples:
      "person".pluralize() == "people"
      "octopus".pluralize() == "octopi"
      "Hat".pluralize() == "Hats"
      "person".pluralize("guys") == "guys"
*/
if(!String.prototype.pluralize) {
    String.prototype.pluralize=function(plural) {
        var str=this;
        if(plural) {
            str=plural;
        } else {
            var x;
            var uncountable=false;
            for(x=0;!uncountable&&x<this._uncountable_words.length;x++) {
                uncountable=(this._uncountable_words[x]==str.toLowerCase());
            }
            if(!uncountable) {
                var matched=false;
                for(x=0;!matched&&x<this._plural_rules.length;x++) {
                    matched=str.match(this._plural_rules[x][0]);
                    if(matched) {
                        str=str.replace(this._plural_rules[x][0],this._plural_rules[x][1]);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return str;
    };
}

    /*
  This function adds singularization support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.singularize(singular) == String
    Arguments:
      singular - String (optional) - overrides normal output with said String
    Returns:
      String - plural English language nouns are returned in singular form
    Examples:
      "people".singularize() == "person"
      "octopi".singularize() == "octopus"
      "Hats".singularize() == "Hat"
      "guys".singularize("person") == "person"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.singularize) {
        String.prototype.singularize=function(singular) {
            var str=this;
            if(singular) {
                str=singular;
            } else {
                var uncountable=false;
                var x;
                for(x=0;!uncountable&&x<this._uncountable_words.length;x++) {
                    uncountable=(this._uncountable_words[x]==str.toLowerCase());
                }
                if(!uncountable) {
                    var matched=false;
                    for(x=0;!matched&&x<this._singular_rules.length;x++) {
                        matched=str.match(this._singular_rules[x][0]);
                        if(matched) {
                            str=str.replace(this._singular_rules[x][0],this._singular_rules[x][1]);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This is a list of nouns that use the same form for both singular and plural.
  This list should remain entirely in lower case to correctly match Strings.
  You can override this list for all Strings or just one depending on if you
  set the new values on prototype or on a given String instance.
*/
    if(!String.prototype._uncountable_words) {
        String.prototype._uncountable_words=[
            'equipment','information','rice',
            'money','species','series','fish',
            'sheep','moose','deer','news'
        ];
    }

    /*
  These rules translate from the singular form of a noun to its plural form.
  You can override this list for all Strings or just one depending on if you
  set the new values on prototype or on a given String instance.
*/
    if(!String.prototype._plural_rules) {
        String.prototype._plural_rules=[
            [new RegExp('(m)an$','gi'),'$1en'],
            [new RegExp('(pe)rson$','gi'),'$1ople'],
            [new RegExp('(child)$','gi'),'$1ren'],
            [new RegExp('^(ox)$','gi'),'$1en'],
            [new RegExp('(ax|test)is$','gi'),'$1es'],
            [new RegExp('(octop|vir)us$','gi'),'$1i'],
            [new RegExp('(alias|status)$','gi'),'$1es'],
            [new RegExp('(bu)s$','gi'),'$1ses'],
            [new RegExp('(buffal|tomat|potat)o$','gi'),'$1oes'],
            [new RegExp('([ti])um$','gi'),'$1a'],
            [new RegExp('sis$','gi'),'ses'],
            [new RegExp('(?:([^f])fe|([lr])f)$','gi'),'$1$2ves'],
            [new RegExp('(hive)$','gi'),'$1s'],
            [new RegExp('([^aeiouy]|qu)y$','gi'),'$1ies'],
            [new RegExp('(x|ch|ss|sh)$','gi'),'$1es'],
            [new RegExp('(matr|vert|ind)ix|ex$','gi'),'$1ices'],
            [new RegExp('([m|l])ouse$','gi'),'$1ice'],
            [new RegExp('(quiz)$','gi'),'$1zes'],
            [new RegExp('s$','gi'),'s'],
            [new RegExp('$','gi'),'s']
        ];
    }

    /*
  These rules translate from the plural form of a noun to its singular form.
  You can override this list for all Strings or just one depending on if you
  set the new values on prototype or on a given String instance.
*/
    if(!String.prototype._singular_rules) {
        String.prototype._singular_rules=[
            [new RegExp('(m)en$','gi'),'$1an'],
            [new RegExp('(pe)ople$','gi'),'$1rson'],
            [new RegExp('(child)ren$','gi'),'$1'],
            [new RegExp('([ti])a$','gi'), '$1um'],
            [new RegExp('((a)naly|(b)a|(d)iagno|(p)arenthe|(p)rogno|(s)ynop|(t)he)ses$','gi'),'$1$2sis'],
            [new RegExp('(hive)s$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('(tive)s$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('(curve)s$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('([lr])ves$','gi'), '$1f'],
            [new RegExp('([^fo])ves$','gi'), '$1fe'],
            [new RegExp('([^aeiouy]|qu)ies$','gi'), '$1y'],
            [new RegExp('(s)eries$','gi'), '$1eries'],
            [new RegExp('(m)ovies$','gi'), '$1ovie'],
            [new RegExp('(x|ch|ss|sh)es$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('([m|l])ice$','gi'), '$1ouse'],
            [new RegExp('(bus)es$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('(o)es$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('(shoe)s$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('(cris|ax|test)es$','gi'), '$1is'],
            [new RegExp('(octop|vir)i$','gi'), '$1us'],
            [new RegExp('(alias|status)es$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('^(ox)en','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('(vert|ind)ices$','gi'), '$1ex'],
            [new RegExp('(matr)ices$','gi'), '$1ix'],
            [new RegExp('(quiz)zes$','gi'), '$1'],
            [new RegExp('s$','gi'), '']
        ];
    }

    /*
  This function adds camelization support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.camelcaseize(lowFirstLetter) == String
    Arguments:
      lowFirstLetter - boolean (optional) - default is to capitalize the first
        letter of the results... passing true will lowercase it
    Returns:
      String - lower case underscored words will be returned in camel case
        additionally '/' is translated to '::'
    Examples:
      "message_properties".camelcaseize() == "MessageProperties"
      "message_properties".camelcaseize(true) == "messageProperties"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.camelcaseize) {
        String.prototype.camelcaseize=function(lowFirstLetter) {
            var str=this.toLowerCase();
            var str_path=str.split('/');
            for(var i=0;i<str_path.length;i++) {
                var str_arr=str_path[i].split('_');
                var initX=((lowFirstLetter&&i+1==str_path.length)?(1):(0));
                for(var x=initX;x<str_arr.length;x++) {
                    str_arr[x]=str_arr[x].charAt(0).toUpperCase()+str_arr[x].substring(1);
                }
                str_path[i]=str_arr.join('');
            }
            str=str_path.join('::');
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds underscore support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.underscore() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - camel cased words are returned as lower cased and underscored
        additionally '::' is translated to '/'
    Examples:
      "MessageProperties".camelcaseize() == "message_properties"
      "messageProperties".underscore() == "message_properties"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.underscore) {
        String.prototype.underscore=function() {
            var str=this;
            var str_path=str.split('::');
            var upCase=new RegExp('([ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ])','g');
            var fb=new RegExp('^_');
            for(var i=0;i<str_path.length;i++){
                str_path[i]=str_path[i].replace(upCase,'_$1').replace(fb,'');
            }
            str=str_path.join('/').toLowerCase();
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds humanize support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.humanize(lowFirstLetter) == String
    Arguments:
      lowFirstLetter - boolean (optional) - default is to capitalize the first
        letter of the results... passing true will lowercase it
    Returns:
      String - lower case underscored words will be returned in humanized form
    Examples:
      "message_properties".humanize() == "Message properties"
      "message_properties".humanize(true) == "message properties"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.humanize) {
        String.prototype.humanize=function(lowFirstLetter) {
            var str=this.toLowerCase();
            str=str.replace(new RegExp('_id','g'),'');
            str=str.replace(new RegExp('_','g'),' ');
            if(!lowFirstLetter) {
                str=str.capitalize();
            }
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds capitalization support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.capitalize() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - all characters will be lower case and the first will be upper
    Examples:
      "message_properties".capitalize() == "Message_properties"
      "message properties".capitalize() == "Message properties"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.capitalize) {
        String.prototype.capitalize=function() {
            var str=this.toLowerCase();
            str=str.substring(0,1).toUpperCase()+str.substring(1);
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds dasherization support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.dasherize() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - replaces all spaces or underbars with dashes
    Examples:
      "message_properties".capitalize() == "message-properties"
      "Message Properties".capitalize() == "Message-Properties"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.dasherize) {
        String.prototype.dasherize=function(){
            var str=this;
            str=str.replace(new RegExp(/[ _]/,'g'),'-');
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds titleize support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.titleize() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - capitalizes words as you would for a book title
    Examples:
      "message_properties".titleize() == "Message Properties"
      "message properties to keep".titleize() == "Message Properties to Keep"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.titleize) {
        String.prototype.titleize=function() {
            var str=this.toLowerCase();
            var t=new RegExp('^'+this._non_titlecased_words.join('$|^')+'$','i');
            str=str.replace(new RegExp('_','g'),' ');
            var str_arr=str.split(' ');
            for(var x=0;x<str_arr.length;x++) {
                var d=str_arr[x].split('-');
                for(var i=0;i<d.length;i++) {
                    if(!d[i].match(t)){
                        d[i]=d[i].capitalize();
                    }
                }
                str_arr[x]=d.join('-');
            }
            str=str_arr.join(' ');
            str=str.substring(0,1).toUpperCase()+str.substring(1);
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This is a list of words that should not be capitalized for title case.
  You can override this list for all Strings or just one depending on if you
  set the new values on prototype or on a given String instance.
*/
    if(!String.prototype._non_titlecased_words) {
        String.prototype._non_titlecased_words=[
            'and','or','nor','a','an','the','so',
            'but','to','of','at','by','from','into',
            'on','onto','off','out','in','over','with','for'
        ];
    }

    /*
  This function adds demodulize support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.demodulize() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - removes module names leaving only class names (Ruby style)
    Examples:
      "Message::Bus::Properties".demodulize() == "Properties"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.demodulize) {
        String.prototype.demodulize=function() {
            var str=this;
            var str_arr=str.split('::');
            str=str_arr[str_arr.length-1];
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds tableize support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.tableize() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - renders camel cased words into their underscored plural form
    Examples:
      "MessageBusProperty".tableize() == "message_bus_properties"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.tableize) {
        String.prototype.tableize=function() {
            var str=this;
            str=str.underscore().pluralize();
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds classification support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.classify() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - underscored plural nouns become the camel cased singular form
    Examples:
      "message_bus_properties".classify() == "MessageBusProperty"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.classify) {
        String.prototype.classify=function() {
            var str=this;
            str=str.camelcaseize().singularize();
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds foreign key support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.foreign_key(dropIdUbar) == String
    Arguments:
      dropIdUbar - boolean (optional) - default is to seperate id with an
        underbar at the end of the class name, you can pass true to skip it
    Returns:
      String - camel cased singular class names become underscored with id
    Examples:
      "MessageBusProperty".foreign_key() == "message_bus_property_id"
      "MessageBusProperty".foreign_key(true) == "message_bus_propertyid"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.foreign_key) {
        String.prototype.foreign_key=function(dropIdUbar) {
            var str=this;
            str=str.demodulize().underscore()+((dropIdUbar)?(''):('_'))+'id';
            return str;
        };
    }

    /*
  This function adds ordinalize support to every String object
    Signature:
      String.ordinalize() == String
    Arguments:
      N/A
    Returns:
      String - renders all found numbers their sequence like "22nd"
    Examples:
      "the 1 pitch".ordinalize() == "the 1st pitch"
*/
    if(!String.prototype.ordinalize) {
        String.prototype.ordinalize=function() {
            var str=this;
            var str_arr=str.split(' ');
            for(var x=0;x<str_arr.length;x++) {
                var i=parseInt(str_arr[x], 10);
                if(""+i!="NaN") {
                    var ltd=str_arr[x].substring(str_arr[x].length-2);
                    var ld=str_arr[x].substring(str_arr[x].length-1);
                    var suf="th";
                    if(ltd!="11"&&ltd!="12"&&ltd!="13") {
                        if(ld=="1"){
                            suf="st";
                        } else if(ld=="2"){
                            suf="nd";
                        } else if(ld=="3") {
                            suf="rd";
                        }
                    }
                    str_arr[x]+=suf;
                }
            }
            str=str_arr.join(' ');
            return str;
        };
    }