El 2014-11-13 a las #4, Gary Collins escribió:
Hi,this is a bit of an unusual request , I know, but I'm wondering if it is possible to define a custom order
for characters when comparing strings. I'm studying some ancient languages where the transcription
"alphabets" use a mixture of standard English characters (but not necessarily in the same order
they are found in the English alphabet) interspersed with Unicode characters to give things like accents or
like dots (or other additions) underneath the letters. I'd like to create a dictionary list, probably in calc
in the first instance with words and synonyms, and be able to sort either on the English column or on the
'other language' column. Is this sort of thing going to be possible? Or would I have to write some (possibly
fairly complex) Basic (or whatever) code to do it?Thanks,/Gary
I suggest you visit the web site of SIL. Its an organization devoted to
the languages of the world. Have some tools that support how to
represent scripts.
I also suggest you, to take a look to LaTeX. It is completely capable
for languages, academic work, building diccionaries and using tailored
fonts.
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Saludos
Denis J Navas
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