Re: case-table functions clobbering extra slots

[Dave Love]

Kenichi Handa <address@hidden> writes:

> Downcase of dotted-I is dotted-i (`i'), but, in
> lang. env. other than Turkish, upcase of dotted-i must be
> dotless-I (`I').  So we need
>   (set-downcase-syntax dotted-I dotted-i table)

Do you mean that what I did with the existing functions isn't right?

> I'd like to ask it to someone whose native lang. uses
> case-sentive characters.  Or, at least, I need a help of an
> expert on this matter.  As my knowledge about case-sentive
> characters is only for English (only one-to-one, and no
> diacriticals), I may overlook many cases to be considered
> (e.g. I didn't know about the sigma case).

The special cases are listed in one of the Unicode URLs I gave.  I'm
not sure it necessary to consult an expert except to find out how
important difficult cases are.