For weekend reasons
, I have the text to be treated not available here to test it, but there might some additional clarification be necessary.
Does your proposal not match
any uppercase letter in the respective context?
The point is, that
nouns in the german language have always been spelled uppercase (at the beginning of the word, of course), also today, and should remain. Whereas, in the former spelling, most of words
representing objects or persons, such as pronouns, have been written uppercase, having to be written lowercase following the actual spelling grammar. So, in English it would be like this:
The black
Panther was meant to attack
Him immediately, but
He jumped quickly aside beyond the
Wall.
Thus, the "Panther" and the "Wall" should remain uppercase, but "He" and "Him" should turn lowercase.
I hope the problem I have became clearer.