Why is there no collation that treats /all/ accents as different but is still case insensitive?!?!
May 29, 2011
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Jalada
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Why is there no collation that treats /all/ accents as different but is still case sensitive?!?!
May 29, 2011
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So turns out that utf8_unicode_ci collates ñ and n. Damn you UTF8.
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OK maybe this is a MySQL error. It happens when I connect straight to the DB.
May 29, 2011
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You know, for something that's meant to be hip and modern, Rails is pretty crap at UTF8.
May 29, 2011
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Only suggestion I have found is to add case sensitivity because that stops it searching using BINARY, but then Cuña will be allowed.
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RoR question #2: If I do Word.find_by_word("cuna") it will return a Word model with the word 'cuña'. Um. No. Any ideas?
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Solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questio... Ruby 1.9. has \w mapped to [A-Za-z0-9_], use \p{Word}
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(this is Ruby 1.9.2p180)
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in Rails, the regexp /\w+/u against 'cuña' will match 'cu', it things ñ isn't a letter. Solution?!
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