David Johnson wrote:

> Uppercase and collation order is locale dependent for even relatively
> simple non-ascii characters.
>
> For example, the A with a circle on top (Angstrom symbol) is treated
> identically to an A in English, but is its own character in Norwegian
> and Swedish. In Norwegian, it comes between A and B, but in Swedish it
> comes after Z.
> ...

Actually, in Norwegian the "A with a circle on top" comes after Z in the
alphabet. And not just after Z, there are 2 other letters in between!


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Aage J.