Sounds like something's not right.  Sorting should be case insensitive as
far as I know.  I had an issue some time ago with this and added code to
include an optional case sensitive search
(http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00051.html).

Which toolkit are you using?  C++? Python?

-- jeff

On 9/10/03 9:32 AM, "Aur�lien Hugel�" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> hi, i'm new to MK, but still i achieved to use it for my project :)
> the only problem i encounter is when i want to sort my view by First
> Name and lastName.
> i use SortOn(firstname,lastname), which is fast. But unfortunately, if
> i have 3 people called
> Aabab martin, toto martin and Zozo martin, the SortOn() returns me, in
> this "wrong" order:
> Aabab martin
> Zozo martin
> toto martin
> 
> because the sort is case sensitive...
> 
> how can i achieve caseInsensitiveness ?
> 
> thanks all
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