| |
| | Folding and collation (comparing strings) in Descriptor concepts |
 | | Collation is a much better and more powerful way to compare strings and produces a dictionary-like ('lexicographic') ordering. |
 | | For languages using the Latin script, for example, collation is about deciding whether to ignore punctuation, whether to fold upper and lower case, how to treat accents, and so on. |
 | | The collation level is an integer that can take one of the values: 0, 1, 2 or 3, and determines how tightly the matching of two strings should be. |
| www.symbian.com /developer/techlib/v70sdocs/doc%5Fsource/DevGuides/cpp/Base/BuffersAndStrings/Descriptors/DescriptorsGuide1/FoldingAndCollating.guide.html (759 words) |
|