uld not be relied upon
(at least for ICU; maybe for all providers). If you want specific word
boundary rules, write your own function.
Regards,
Jeff Davis
[1]
https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/apidoc/dev/icu4c/stringoptions_8h.html#a4975f537b9960f0330b233061ef0608d
ave a section in the docs on "case folding" to
describe the right way to use it. That still leaves one caveat: the
handling of dotted- and dotless-i. But one caveat is a lot easier to
keep track of.
Regards,
Jeff Davis
That explains
the mechanism but detracts from the examples.
Another option is to say that all the examples in the table are using
ka-shifted for illustration purposes. I like this option, but it's a
bit awkward because it refers to something that hasn't been explained
yet. It's also
