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|[`lowercase`](#filter_detail_lowercase)| Forces all characters of the input to be lowercase. |
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|[`map`](#filter_detail_map)| This filter is probably the most complicated one but can be very powerful in helping to pattern match an expression at its input with one provided as a parameter. When the expressions match, it not only returns true but also maps operands from the input expression to the parameter expression. |
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|[`name`](#filter_detail_name)| This simply calls `getName()` on the input. It is more of a convenient way to get the name by using a filter. |
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|[`nameas`](#filter_detail_nameas)| Places underscore between words then forces all characters to be lowercase. |
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|[`path`](#filter_detail_path)| This will convert a string or namespace object into a string where by a '/' character is used as a delimiter instead of a '.'. This is useful when you need to convert a namespace into a filepath. |
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|[`plural`](#filter_detail_plural)| This will attempt to pluralize the last word of the input string. If it can't determine the pluralization it may just return the same string. |
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|[`rename`](#filter_detail_rename)| Places underscore between words then forces all characters to be lowercase. |
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|[`reverse`](#filter_detail_reverse)| Given a collection of objects, this will return a collection that has the reverse order of the input. |
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|[`sort`](#filter_detail_sort)| Given a collection of objects, this will return a collection that is sorted by name. This is useful when generating code that is consistent each time in terms of the order of objects in the output. |
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|[`title`](#filter_detail_title)| Given a string of words in camel case format, this will capitalize each word in the string except those words that are typically not capitalized in a title (such as 'of', 'the'. 'and', etc.). |
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##### Filter: `path`
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##### Filter: `nameas`
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This will convert a string or namespace object into a string where by a '/' character is used as a delimiter instead of a '.'. This is useful when you need to convert a namespace into a filepath.
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Valid inputs for this filter are:
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|`String`| The string that represents a period-delimited namespace (for instance: com.example.something). |
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|`MTNamespace`| A namespace object that is obtained from an object in your model. |
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|`String`| The string to change into an underscore lowercase format. |
This will attempt to pluralize the last word of the input string. If it can't determine the pluralization it may just return the same string.
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This will convert a string or namespace object into a string where by a '/' character is used as a delimiter instead of a '.'. This is useful when you need to convert a namespace into a filepath.
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|`String`| The string to pluralize. |
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|`String`| The string that represents a period-delimited namespace (for instance: com.example.something). |
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|`MTNamespace`| A namespace object that is obtained from an object in your model. |
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##### Filter: `rename`
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This will attempt to pluralize the last word of the input string. If it can't determine the pluralization it may just return the same string.
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|`String`| The string to change into an underscore lowercase format. |
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