Hey Cemre,
> "ı" will be "I"
This is already the case. You can try String.upcase("ı") == "I".
In any case, Elixir uses the Unicode standard to do upcasing and
downcasing. Do other languages that support Unicode behave differently for
these letters?
Andrea
On Sat, Mar 28, 2020 at 6:02 PM Cemre Aşar <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> 1. I tried to do that but my knowledge of Elixir couldn't help me. :)
> The only thing swill be done are, in `String.upcase/2`, "i" will be "İ" and
> "ı" will be "I", in `String.downcase/2`, "İ" will be "i" and "I" will be
> "ı". I thought it would be something like `String.upcase "i", :turkish` but
> if you folks have a better way, I'm totally open to it. :) Thanks for
> interesting and have a nice day. :)
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