Atara,
Have you tried asking this "down the hall" in the
microsoft.public.dotnet.internationalization newsgroup?
Remember that .NET uses Unicode, that Windows XP & Windows 2000 both support
Unicode, you should not need Turkish installed on your machine per se.
You should be able to use Character Map (Start - Programs - Accessories -
System Tools) to find the characters. From your description are you
referring to "U+0130: Latin Capital Letter I with Dot Above" ChrW(130) and
"U+0131: Latin Small Letter Dotless I" ChrW(131)? I don't know Turkish so I
don't know if it falls within the Latin characters or its "by itself" like
Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Arabic or other...
I'm not seeing a problem comparing the above characters in VS.NET 2003.
For a plethora of information on Unicode in .NET see:
http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/unicode.html
Hope this helps
Jay
"Atara" <At***@DD.com> wrote in message
news:ui**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Ascw(i) = 105
Ascw(I) = 73
but they are not a pair in Turkish.
We already removed the turkish from our testing machine, so I cannot
tell you what is the unicode of the Capital-Dotted-I and the
Lower-unDotted-i
My question is: Does anyone knows about other bugs that are specific to
a language?
Atara
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