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Kry
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2005-06-06 19:10
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How are you, hum, suposed to sort wide chars? |
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Well... at least in Spanish and German dictionaries, a vowel with an accent is treated as a simple vowel to get sorted, so Benjamín and Benjamin would be sorted in the same place.
I hope I have explained... my English is very poor :(
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Kry
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2005-06-08 22:40
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Problem is, even if they look alike, the chars have a completely different identifier. Dunno if there's any way to map them, but I'm sure I don't know it. |
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It is possible to do, but doesn't worth the effort. The unicode character table (available from The Unicode Consortium) contains the composite map for each (composite) character, so it would reveal that Á = A + ´, so it can be sorted as "A"
However, it was a good solution only if we were talking of one single language. I don't think it would be a good idea to include a several megabytes database in aMule, just to fix sorting.
So, technically the issue is closed. Reopen it when cheap sorting solutions found for unicode. |
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