Sorting non-standart lists

From: Googie (dont_at_want.a.spam.org)
Date: 04/30/04


Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 22:55:39 +0000

Hi there!

I'm woundering if is there build-in TCL mechanism to sort lists with words
which starts with Polish chars? Currently these words (which starts with
Polish chars) are putted on the end of list and should be somewhere inside
of it.

Really have I to write my own comparing command for lsort?

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Pozdrawiam (Greetings).
Googie


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  • Re: Sorting non-standart lists
    ... > I'm woundering if is there build-in TCL mechanism to sort lists with words ... > Polish chars) are putted on the end of list and should be somewhere inside ...
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  • Re: Sorting non-standart lists
    ... > I'm woundering if is there build-in TCL mechanism to sort lists with words ... > which starts with Polish chars? ... Alas, there isn't - natural language collation is *hard*. ...
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  • Re: Sorting non-standart lists
    ... > I'm woundering if is there build-in TCL mechanism to sort lists with words ... > Polish chars) are putted on the end of list and should be somewhere inside ... You can try lsort -dictionary, ... does not support collation order for the whole unicode range, ...
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