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>Brandy wrote: "in russian language / cyrillic letters, >the program always distinguishes between capital and >small letters, regardless of the config option. if >it's easy to fix that, that would be nice ;-)", and >Alkaline wrote: "None of the non-ASCII letters are >case sensitive - for example, ü/Ü are not treated as >the same character." > >You are right, Answer Checks are always case-sensitive >when you enter non-English letters (i.e. characters >other than A-Z, a-z). The reason for this is that we >are using a standard Windows procedure created by >Microsoft in pre-Unicode times. > >Solving this will imply relatively awkward programming >work, since high-case letters (A, B, C...) and their >low-case counterparts (a, b, c...) <b>are not always >distributed the same way</b> in the Unicode standard!. > >More specifically, several different approaches will >be necessary: > >- A routine for Western European characters and the >Russian alphabet (as used for modern Russian). >- A routine for additional Latin and Cyrillic >alphabets. >- A high-case/low-case mapping table for a bunch of >"standalone" characters, one by one. >- A combined approach for the Greek alphabet. > >We have added this feature to our to-do-list, but >please take into account that this list contains >detailed descriptions of hundreds of new features and >improvements, so please be patient.<p>

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