4 Jan
2001
4 Jan
'01
2:26 p.m.
* collation (which letters belong together) is highly locale sensitive (e.g., does a-accent-grave sort with a? etc.)
A Fair point. The answer is whatever seems _naturally_ correct from a users point of view. I think the answer is yes. Elephant entropy écrit élan i.e. In the order in which they would appear in a dictionary.
* Should strings which differ only in case be equal (*NOT*!)
'Ant' is not equal to 'ant' but 'Ant'<'ant'<'Ante'<'ante' i.e. Ant ant Ante ante Would be a sensible sort order. I hope that makes things a bit clearer. -Andy