https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147227
--- Comment #10 from Christian Lehmann <[email protected]> --- It does not appear that anything has been done about this. It is still the case that the option 'Diacritic-sensitive' in the find-and-replace dialogue pays attention to such diacritic-bearing characters which have their own unicode; but if a character is followed by a non-spacing diacritic (being, thus, a diacritic-bearing character composed of two unicode signs), then a search for the simple character will find this complex character, ignoring the diacritic. For example: a) Have jé in your text (containing U+00E9). A find on je will skip it. (Expected.) b) Have jé in your text (containing U+0065 U+0301). A find on je will find it. (Not expected.) Net balance: The diacritic-sensitive option does not actually know what a diacritic is. Instead, it is sensitive to certain non-ascii characters. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
