Subject: [htdig] SORT and locale
From: NEPOTE Charles (Neuilly Gestion) (charles.nepote@cetelem.fr)
Date: Wed May 17 2000 - 07:36:18 PDT
Thanks for Pablo and DindinX's help [Mandrake].
Thanks also for Gilles's help [htdig].
Ok.
when (under bash ; Linux Mandrake 7.0 ; LANG, LOCALE, etc. =fr) I :
sort +0 -1 db.wordlist
which contains :
essai i:1
tué i:1
test i:1
tue i:1
test i:2
tué i:2
essai i:2
tue i:2
I now obtain :
essai i:1
essai i:2
test i:1
test i:2
tue i:1
tue i:2
tué i:1
tué i:2
(is it OK and normal ?)
[For the htdig list]
I understand that ht://Dig is based on the Gnu sort command.
Is it possible to change the "sort" call of htmerge to get the result as
above ?
I think, but I am not sure, that it won't change anything for english
language, but will help for other languages -- at least all languages based
on ISO-8859 I guess.
Or is it possible to separate sorting and merging ?
A question remain. As I understand, not only me, but all users of ht://Dig
who index accented characters should have this problem...
Can someone confirm ?
Charles Népote.
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