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How to compare strings
Source position: ustringh.inc line 55
type TCompareOption = ( |
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coLingIgnoreCase, |
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Ignore case linguistically (usually identical to coIgnoreCase) |
coLingIgnoreDiacritic, |
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Ignore diacritic caharacters |
coIgnoreCase, |
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Ignore case (usually identical to coLingIgnoreCase) |
coIgnoreKanaType, |
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Corresponding hiragana and katakana characters compare as equal. |
coIgnoreNonSpace, |
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Ignore nonspace characters (usually identical to coLingIgnoreDiacritic) |
coIgnoreSymbols, |
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Ignore symbols and punctuation characters |
coIgnoreWidth, |
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Ignore half-width and full width characters (used in Chinese and Japanese) |
coLingCasing, |
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Use linguistic rules for casing, instead of file system rules |
coDigitAsNumbers, |
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Treat digits as numbers (20 before 120) |
coStringSort |
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Handle punctuation as symbols |
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TCompareOption indicates how 2 strings should be compared. This option is used in the WideStringManager implementation when comparing 2 strings. The following options exist:
Not all platforms will support all possibilities.
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Record containing the various callbacks of the widestring manager. |