On 6/28/07, Jiri Hajek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Btw, even if this is implemented, there is still a need for a standardization such new collation names. E.g. that new language neutral collation could be called Unicode or DUCET? And how about language specific collations? After some thoughts, I'd suggest something like UNIL_en_AU (where UNIL means Unicode linguistic - i.e. some characters are properly ignored, given for example by an ordering of 'con', 'coop', 'co-op') and UNIS_en_AU (where UNIS means Unicode strings - i.e. special characters aren't ignored, so that above words would be ordered as 'co-op', 'con', 'coop').
At least part of the collation name would come from the special database table, so it may be useful to have some general prefix that indicates sqlite is using the internal algorithm + table style mechanism for it. E.g. "IUC:<name>" for "Included Unicode Collation" or something. That's probably not a valid identifier currently, but you get the idea... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
