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isn't this solving the wrong side of the problem? how about not having to think about such things at all and just accepting that uppercase/lowercase conversion
by jheriko 13y ago
isn't this solving the wrong side of the problem? how about not having to think about such things at all and just accepting that uppercase/lowercase conversion is never going to be language agnostic.
thats futureproof and powerful, rather than extra thinking and work...
- zokier 13y agoMost likely case-changes need to be locale-aware, that is true. But still I think minimizing number of locale-specifics is a reasonable goal and in that light I dislike the common usage of turkish i as a example because it is such a obviously fixable (if legacy stuff wasn't concern) flaw in Unicode rather than fundamental issue.
- jheriko 13y agoYou are right, everything should be as easy as possible. This is a good philosophy for design in general...