2006/5/3, Marc Santhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
At least where is is possible, I mean where the OS supports locales
Yes, if for any reason you stumble upon a bug it is most probably due to miss configuring the OS locale definitions.
Hi,
from digging the sources I know, that on Unix-like Systems the
comparison of strings is done according to the current locale (Pascals
"strcomp" is mapped to C-libs "strcoll").
Can I assume that this is done similar on all other platforms, too?
At least where is is possible, I mean where the OS supports locales
I'm asking myself if I have to consider something special when sorting
strings or if a comparison using the RTL function will allways be
"correct" (not talking of special sort orders for rarely occuring
cases).
Yes, if for any reason you stumble upon a bug it is most probably due to miss configuring the OS locale definitions.
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Geno Roupsky
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