Sorting an associative array

[Gunnar Hjalmarsson]

Yes, I attain the same results with use locale syntax.

However, MSDOS prints out very cute little characters, but not
those. Same order as your results, though.

Running your code as a cgi application and using an 8 bit browser,
prints the correct characters.

I do that all the time when playing with code snippets on W98. MSDOS
does not make anybody happy...

... this does seem a good time to refresh a locales topic for
readers who are new to this oddity.

Oddity??? In my country, like in most parts of the world, it's not an
oddity at all. From a global perspective, an alphabet limited to the
ASCII letters is the oddity!

Oh, I thought you were male.

??
( Not sure I want to hear the explanation, though. ;-) )

 

[Gunnar Hjalmarsson]

Nice conversation, Gunnar.

Yeah. And on topic, mostly.

Had a nice conversation with Tassilo a few days back as well. Wish
I could enjoy more nice conversations like the two of you have
provided.

I'm sure you can. It hinges on you.

 

[DominiX]

ici même:[email protected],

I am always right.
....
On my system, à beintôt always is in last position.
Not surprising, being a French expression;

so you're no more right, "à beintôt" is not french.
"à bientôt" is.

they are known for quickly surrendering their position.

what do mean ?
do you plan a 200+ messages thread to pretent that you were
right with your knowledge of French ?
you're pathetic. End of discution miss wrong.

 

[John Bokma]

I am always right.
Sure.

Returned sort order is wrong for accented characters.
This is assuming "a" and "à" should be grouped together,

Yeah, and I guess it's wrong for Devanagari too.

 

[Gunnar Hjalmarsson]

I see. So your behavior is not a factor?

Heard of the Golden Rule? If not, Google for it. ;-)

 

[Sherm Pendley]

Nice conversation, Gunnar. Had a nice conversation with Tassilo
a few days back as well. Wish I could enjoy more nice conversations
like the two of you have provided. Thank you.

In this thread you were polite and on-topic, and Gunnar responded in the
same way. In other threads you rant, insult, and make outlandish
accusations - and others respond in the same way.

You reap what you sow.

sherm--

 

[Sherm Pendley]

You boys have been ranting this same worn-out claim for years,

Indeed - philosophers have discussed the principle of the "golden rule" in
many variations for thousands of years. It's a time-honored concept.

"It is never our fault. It is always your fault."

That's not what I said. All I'm saying is, you were polite and courteous
here in this thread, and Gunnar responded to that with polite comments of
his own. In other threads you act differently, and get different sorts of
responses.

I am *not* trying to excuse any sort of criminal behavior. That sort of
thing - if it's really happening - is certainly not justified by any of
comments, either rude or polite, you've made here.

sherm--

 

[Kevin Collins]

I wish he would. He does need to learn Perl.

He is about the only one left harassing our family
on a daily basis. I have noted he has spent around
four to six hours today, probing our server trying
to find a way in.

Psychotic obsession is a type of mental disturbance.

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So far, I have resisted the urge to make any responses to your posts. However,
on this occasion, I have one simple statement regarding the above sentence:

Pot? Kettle? Black!