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BTW, the cases are other way round: {|} are lower case äåö and [\] are upper case ÄÖÅ. That is important for sorting order in strings. The sorting wasn't flawl
by ptaipale 12y ago
BTW, the cases are other way round: {|} are lower case äåö and [\] are upper case ÄÖÅ. That is important for sorting order in strings.
The sorting wasn't flawless though, because in ASCII these are ordered {, | and } but the proper (Swedish and Finnish) collation of the end of alphabet is ...xyzåäö. So unless you specifically programmed around it, you'd get slightly incorrect sorting.
Yes, you would get used to having ÄÅ and äå as brackets and braces in programming. If this thing came back I'd be in an hour happily saying things like:
while(<¤fh>) ä
Él=split ' ';
print "¤lÄ0Å, ¤lÄ3ÅÖn";
å