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Alternately, here is a surprisingly powerful version of the sorter above that can sort based on the alphabetization rules of a very wide number of human languages. The language for the lexicographic comparison can be specified to the <CODE>lexicalCompare</CODE> function as an ISO 639-1 two-letter language code, or can be even more specific. For example, the following sorts a list of words based on the alphabetization rules for Danish. |
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<lang frink>f = {|a,b,lang| lexicalCompare[a,b,lang] } |
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words = ["Ærø", "Aalborg", "Tårnby", "Vejen", "Thisted", "Stevns", "Sønderborg", "Eliasen"] |
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println[sort[words, f, "da"]]</lang> |
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[Eliasen, Stevns, Sønderborg, Thisted, Tårnby, Vejen, Ærø, Aalborg] |
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Note that under the lexicographic ordering rules for Danish, that order is correct, with names beginning with "Aa" alphabetized last. |
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