Here is the test file. If you remove the \setupregister command, or simply set expansion=no, the sorting will work perfectly.With expansion=yes or expansion=xml, the accented letters are sorted under "A".Below are my updated sorting rules again...-Richard---\def\czsortdivisionch{ch}\def\czsortd
Richard Gabriel wrote:
> Thanks Hans, it works with my test file,
> unless I set up:
>
> \setupregister[index][expansion=xml]
>
> which i need for correct processing of the XML files.
> If I simply add this command into the testing TeX file (no XML), the
> Czech sorting stops to work and all accen
Thanks Hans, it works with my test file, unless I set up:\setupregister[index][expansion=xml]which i need for correct processing of the XML files.If I simply add this command into the testing TeX file (no XML), the Czech sorting stops to work and all accented characters are placed under "A".Reg
Richard Gabriel wrote:
> Hello Hans,
>
> after an upgrade I noticed thar the index sorting works even worse
> than before (tested on Czech, Chinese and Japanese, but probably
> related to non-ASCII characters in common).
>
> With TeXExec 5.4.3, all words beginning with national (accented)
> char
On Tuesday 23 May 2006 06:22, Richard Gabriel wrote:
> Hello Hans,
>
> after an upgrade I noticed thar the index sorting works even worse than
> before (tested on Czech, Chinese and Japanese, but probably related to
> non-ASCII characters in common).
>
> With TeXExec 5.4.3, all words beginning with
Hello Hans,after an upgrade I noticed thar the index sorting works even worse than before (tested on Czech, Chinese and Japanese, but probably related to non-ASCII characters in common).With TeXExec 5.4.3, all words beginning with national (accented) characters were put into a separate ("symbol
