Unicode

[Mark Waddingham]

On 2015-05-06 01:53, Peter Haworth wrote:
> Right, this is where I get confused on the issue of whether there are
> uppercase equivalents of all lowercase glyphs in all languages.  The 
> link
> you provided sheds light on this

The Greek alphabet does have upper and lower case variants. However, in 
the case of typing 'qwerty' and 'QWERTY' using a Greek keyboard layout 
then you get the strings:
   qwerty = ;
and
   QWERTY = :

Which (by virtue of the punctuation and the terminal sigma on q and w) 
are definitely not the same when compared caselessly ;)

Mark.

i.e. Don't assume that shift-<letter> gives you an uppercase version of 
<letter> in any keyboard layout.

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