Re: String Algorithms Library: Case insensitive compareUTF-8

>> Martin Lutken wrote:
>>> Anyone who knows how this could be made possible?
>>> I suppose I need a locale facet like the std::ctype, but which works
for 
>>> UTF-8, and not just for ASCII a-z,A-Z. I guess the information in a
>table 
>>> like this (http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/CaseFolding.txt) 
>>> could be used. 
>>>
>> 
>> This might not work out-of-the-box. StringAlgo lib is designed around
the >sequences
>> od characters. Since UTF-8 have variable character with encoding,
>algotrithms
>> in the library would not work as expected.
>> 
>> To make it working, you will need a container with iterators, that
will
>> iterate over meta-characters, not bytes.
>> 
>>> If it's better/easier just to convert the string to UTF-32 before
doing >case 
>>> insensitive compares, replaces I could live with that.
>> 
>> If you meant UTS-32 and you have a corresponding locale
implementation, >than
>> this approach is a viable solution.
>> 
>> Sorry, what is UTS-32 ? I tried to Google it: 351 results, with none
of >them