[openbeos] Re: AW: Re: AW: Locale Kit

Gabe Yoder <gyoder@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Spanish provides some interesting problems.  I am not sure how they 
> handle 
> comparisons with accents (a vowel with an accent is not a different 
> letter, 
> it just changes which syllable gets the emphasis).  The n with a ~ (I 
> don't 
> know how to type it correctly), is a different letter than n and 
> should 
> follow n.  Those quirks are not much different than the quirks 
> discussed for 
> the other languages.  The weird part is that "LL" and "RR" are each 
> considered a single letter and follow their single counter parts (so 
> "llamar" 
> comes after "luz").

RR? Are are you sure? :-)
You forgot about "ch" though which is sorted as one letter and follows 
"c" :)
In French "é" is also the same letter as "e" (it's just pronounced 
differently), but they are also different when it comes to sorting them 
correctly. I don't know how Spanish handles this, though.

Bye,
   Axel.

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