Mike Matrigali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Michelle Caisse wrote: >> For a quick response, in Norwegian, a sequence of two 'a' characters >> is equivalent to a single 'a'-with-a-circle-on-top character. Maybe >> someone who both knows more about Norwegian and character sets can >> confirm later. >> >> -- Michelle > Thanks, in my file what I am seeing is an 'o' with a tail on top-right > Is that a valid norwegian character, and if so what is the > proper unicode escape for it and where is it expected to sort with > regard to aa.
I guess the problem is that CollationTest2.java contains "å" unescaped in some of the string literals. Therefore, which character the compiler chooses to put into the string depends on the compile-time locale. Fixed in revision 543077. -- Knut Anders
