Hi,

Tizen string comparison ::wcscmp(), Tizen::Base::String::CompareTo(), Tizen::Base::StringComparer::Compare() do not seem to be locale sensitive, but rather “an ordinal comparison of each Unicode character”, according to Tizen::Base::String documentation. Effectively, non-English (accented) characters come after all English (Latin) characters, so for example a non-accented “z” comes BEFORE an accented “a”, which is counter-intuitive. Tried changing device settings for “Date and Time” and/or “Language and keyboard”, without any effect.

Anyone knows how to compare strings in a locale-specific manner, usually represented by the Unicode Collation Algorithm (UCA)? Did I miss something in the docs?

Thanks,

Gary