From: Carlos H. C. <fb...@wa...> - 2004-06-23 19:30:42
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Peter, PJ> There is no substitute for leartning. If you want to know about PJ> state-of-the-art collations, there is no substitute for starting here: PJ> http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr10/ Thanks, I will check it. >> I tend to disagree with you... at last in >> Brazil, people are requesting for a long time an accent/case >> insensitive collation. PJ> For what use case? Example: Here we have a very common name for people: "João" - this is the correct way of writing it, BUT, people used to write it in many diferent ways, so we can have in the same "table": João joão joao Joao JOAO .... The same thing happens with many other names and words (ie: José, cachaça, etc.) People here would like to have all the variations ordered and compared as the same. Ie: c = C = ç = Ç a = A = á = Á = ã = Ã = ä = Ä = â = Â = â = Â = à = À etc... PJ> Give me the requirements spec. What exact behaviour do you want for this PJ> collation? I think my previous explanation gives you a good idea of what we want/need. BTW, isnt that a default expected behavior of a case/accent insensitive collation? []s Carlos http://www.warmboot.com.br FireBase - http://www.FireBase.com.br |