Lisa Dusseault writes:
Last week Ted & I were discussing whether one could define a Very
Liberal Comparator (VLC) for general use. It would be handy to have
one which matched e with E, é, è É... and matched o with O, ø, ô, and
so on. That would help in calendar searching use cases, e.g. a user
who can't type in accents (or doesn't know how) wants to find the
invitation from André by searching for "andre".
You're talking about i;basic;level=1 ;)
You may also be talking about i;basic: During its life as part of
draft-newman-i18n-comparator the default level was partly 1 and partly
3 (IIRC and don't hold me to it). I don't know which level is the best
default (which was one of the reasons for splitting it out).
Comments welcome (to me personally, please): Which level is the right
default? http://unicode.org/reports/tr10/#Multi_Level_Comparison lists
the possibilities.
Arnt
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