On 15 Dec 2009, at 23:13, Jim Turner wrote:
> I believe you need the diacritic insensitive option:
>
> 'someProperty BEGINSWITH[d] "ก"'
Well, no. BEGINSWITH[d] tells me that "กิน" begins with "กุ" - that is: it
ignores not only the tone-marks, but also some vowels, which makes it quite
unusab
I believe you need the diacritic insensitive option:
'someProperty BEGINSWITH[d] "?"'
Look up NSComparisonPredicate options in the documentation for more
discussion. As for what the 'w' means, it's Spotlight specific. "The
Comparison is word based, and also detects transitions from lower-case
t
This works. i.e. returns {0,1}:
NSRange r2 = [ @"ก่ี" rangeOfString: @"ก" options: NSAnchoredSearch |
NSLiteralSearch ];
(without NSLiteralSearch it returns NSNotFound).
but an NSPredicate with: "someProperty BEGINSWITH "ก" " does NOT find ก่ี".
(the NSPredicate is to be used with -[NSArrayContr
