Hello Scott, Thanx, cute solution! Though my critical comments :-) :
The right order for Hungarian vowels: actually the diaresis characters come first and then the double acute ones (only o and u have double accents in the Hungarian alphabet): oO������ uU������ Unfortunately the case-insensitiveness does not work. Look: hungarian-sort ["alom" "�lom" "�lom" "�llam"] == ["alom" "�lom" "�llam" "�lom"] Though it should read: alom �llam �lom �lom. - The /case refinement results in the same result as the one without it :-( : >> hungarian-sort/case ["alom" "�lom" "�lom" "�llam"] == ["alom" "�lom" "�llam" "�lom"] The case-sensitive collation sequence IMHO would be a bit different than you have defined, namely: aA��...eE��... Your order was: a�A�...e�E�... - and so on for all affected special accented chars. -- Best regards, Geza mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
