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bug#12008: Alphabetic sorting respect user's language and/or locale
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martin rudalics |
Subject: |
bug#12008: Alphabetic sorting respect user's language and/or locale |
Date: |
Mon, 23 Jul 2012 11:34:53 +0200 |
> How do you mean "independent of the system locale"? We already have
> locale-independent string comparison: compare-strings, string<, etc.
> By contrast, sorting strings in collation order is AFAIK inherently
> locale-specific. Or am I missing something?
Ideally, it should be possible to specify a locale-independent behavior.
But using the locale-specific one would be already a great improvement
for me.
> (And btw, AFAIK Dired doesn't sort, it relies on 'ls' to do so, and
> 'ls' uses 'strcoll' to sort file names.
I suppose this doesn't hold for the `ls' coming with GnuWin32.
> Only on MS-Windows, where we
> use ls-lisp.el, do we need to collate in Lisp as part of Dired.)
martin