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Comparison - Language sensitive collation and searching using UTF-8

Hello,
does anyone know of a c++ implementation of the Unicode Collation
Algorithm using UTF-8 encoding?
Plus, it would be nice if it has a MIT or Apache licence... :)

Thank you,

Sep 26 '07 #1
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Soso wrote:
Hello,
does anyone know of a c++ implementation of the Unicode Collation
Algorithm using UTF-8 encoding?
Plus, it would be nice if it has a MIT or Apache licence... :)
The chance of somebody who has been implementing this to come here often
enough to see your post is much slimmer than the chance of them publishing
their work somewhere on the web (or even just mentioning it) so Google can
pick it up and archive its location. So, go google for it first.

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