From: Adam Twardoch (list.adam@twardoch.com)
Date: Sun Apr 27 2003 - 21:13:13 EDT
Mark Davis wrote:
> The only concrete thing I have heard is that when titlecasing Dutch, "i" +
"j" at the start of a
> word should be titlecased as "I" + "J", not as "I" + "j". For that, one
would request a change to
> SpecialCasing.txt in the Unicode Character Database for the next version
of Unicode. Kent Karlson
> proposed this some time back; it may be time to revisit it, but we would
need a proposal for the
> next UTC.
It just occurs to me that actually, the expression "titlecase" is quite
non-i18n-aware. The habit of "titlecasing" i.e. capitalizing first letters
of each word in a title, is specific to only few languages, e.g. English.
AFAIK, most languages don't have a special "titlecase", so using that
expression e.g. for Dutch is actually confusing. :)
Adam
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