Well, simply deunicoding/asciifying the strings will have to do. On Friday, January 2, 2015 8:58:53 AM UTC+1, Jaroslav Záruba wrote: > > Hello > > For optimization purposes (within browser) I need to mimic whatever > processing is done to the "needle" string before it is matched against the > indexes. > Basically it means to translate "weird" characters into their "boring" > (and lowercase) representations: > > - ř,Ř => r > - ě,é,ë,Ě,É,Ë => e > - ... > > What approach should I take to get as close as possible to what the Search > API does? > > Cheers > Jarda >
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