> The point of the joke is that Czech
> sorts "ch" as a single letter after "h",
> so using a COMBINING C BEFORE
> would make this happen automatically,
> provided the combining character sorted after all letters.
>
> Spanish also sorts "ch" as a single letter,
> but after "c", so here we
> want a COMBINING H AFTER.
There is no need for <COMBINING H AFTER>,
because it can be composed of
<034F COMBINING GRAPHEME JOINER><H>
This places CH between
C WITH UPWARDS ARROW BELOW
and
C WITH RIGHT ARROWHEAD ABOVE
> Of course, this is really not the way
> to do language-sensitive collation.
For easy multi-level comparison,
let us define new characters:
<COMBINING LEVEL 1 GRAPHEME JOINER>
<COMBINING LEVEL 2 GRAPHEME JOINER>
...
Then, for example, instead of
<C><COMBINING CARON><E><S><K><Y><COMBINING ACUTE>
code it as
<C><COMBINING LEVEL 1 GRAPHEME JOINER><COMBINING
CARON><E><S><K><Y><COMBINING LEVEL 2 GRAPHEME JOINER><COMBINING ACUTE>
P.A.
