strcoll() function.
Hello.
strcoll() collates based on LC_COLLATE which is taken from the
environment. Is there a similar function that takes collation as an
argument instead of as an environment? The reason why I ask is what
if I need to use strcoll() in a server that works on behalf of clients
which might have different collation configurations? For instance, in
a database server? Is there any way around strcoll()'s limitation, or
is my thinking just completely wrong here?
Thanks.
.
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