Le jeudi, 6 mars 2003, à 06:35 Europe/Paris, erik hansen a écrit :
how about Scandinavian?
See my post (yesterday 10:58 western european). I tried to make a complete account of the problem.
For scandinavian, as far as I know, I suppose you should do theese conversions:
ä = æ > azz, ö = œ = ø > ozz, å > azzz, "thorn" > tzz, "edh" > dzz
the other diacriticals ignored (ü > u, for instance)
and or course lower case = upper case.
If you are dealing with many languages you can write a function handler with a language parameter. I found it more convenient to directing the program to language specialized sub-handlers, rather than using complicated inbedding IFs.
If you would like a copy of my post just ask. I didn't want to bother everybody in the llist by reproducing my long mail. You also can download my "Polylexis" from my iDisk public folder, and see how the system works with 9 different languages.
Regards
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