Sean O Seaghdha wrote:
> Is this just curiosity or are you writing some case-shifting
> algorithm?
No, I wish! :-(
It is just curiosity. I am writing some notes about i18n, and I am looking
for examples of "the good old things you can say good-bye to if you're gonna
write code that has to run globally".
> If
> the latter, many of these questions could be bypassed for some of the
> combinations of letters as they are unique in initial
> position (e.g. mb/mB,
> gc/gC, etc.). Others are more complex (e.g. an t-éan / an
> tÉan "the bird").
But what for the case of "h"? Doesn't Irish have words starting by "h",
foreign names maybe?
> Localized word processors???? Where?
What? Apple, nothing? Microsoft (whose world-wide localization center is in
Dublin/B.Á.C.), nothing?
_ Marco
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