Programming and international character sets.
T. William Wells
bill at twwells.uucp
Wed Nov 2 11:09:03 AEST 1988
In article <362 at auspex.UUCP> guy at auspex.UUCP (Guy Harris) writes:
: >The real problem is trying to write portable code that uses character
: >classes which _aren't_ in <ctype.h>. Consider isvowel()...
:
: Or, for that matter, consider "toupper()"; what's "toupper()" of a
: German "ss" (or is it "sz") character?
The character is the "Scharfes S" and looks something like a beta. It
doesn't have an upper case form. When written where an upper case
letter should go, it is written unchanged. Alternately, it might be
be written "SS".
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Bill
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