Jim Rees wrote: > Therefore, for a Unicode > directory entry there must be two strings stored: the normalized string > that is used for directory searches and a display string that is the > string the user entered. > > Is there precedent for this? Do any other unicode based file systems do it > this way?
They do not but they really should. Jeffrey Altman
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