unicode equivalent of [A-F]?

2005-03-22 Thread Richard Jolly
Hi, I have a we page that groups a list of items by splitting it into ranges that match the first letter. It not needs to be unicode capable, although the characters will most likely be in the latin-1 range. Ideally I'd just like to use a unicode equivalent of [A-Fa-f], [G-Kg-k], etc. This may

Re: unicode equivalent of [A-F]?

2005-03-22 Thread Barry Caplan
I think the tradtional way as you described is fine. It is what readers expect with language. That the encoding you are using such as Unicode does not have a 1-1 match with those expectatins is of no significance to the readers. They don't care, and they certainly don't suddenly start sorting t