String Manipulation in C#... help.

[themoonisdown09]

Ok, I've programmed in Visual Basic .NET for a while, but I haven't programmed much in C#. I was wondering if there is a "tcase" in C#. "tcase" in Visual Basic would capitalize the first letter in every word of the string and make the rest of the word lowercase. It would be awesome if someone could help me out. It is much easier and quicker than making the string into an array and using substring and toupper() and tolower(). Thanks.

[Enyi]

I not exactly good with string manipulation. I used this example from Microsoft's website.

//Get the culture property of the thread.
CultureInfo cultureInfo   = Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture;
//Create TextInfo object.
TextInfo textInfo = cultureInfo.TextInfo;
// Convert it
textInfo.ToTitleCase(title)
 

Here is the URL if you want more of an explanation.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312890/EN-US/

Anyone else know any easier methods?

[dotnet]

I think what Enyi has specified is the only way to do in C#.

[themoonisdown09]

Awesome... thanks so much. That's exactly was I was looking for.