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Add locale-sensitive casing #880
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Excellent, looking forward to having this!
void main() { | ||
testWithFormatting('test name', () { | ||
const enUS = Locale(language: 'en', region: 'US'); | ||
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), 'i̇stanbul'); |
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That's too many dots on the lowercase i. Does this pass?
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That's the same result as I get from the corresponding browser API:
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('en-US')
'i̇stanbul'
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('en-US')[1]
'̇'
The result changes with a Turkish locale, to be what I think you're expecting:
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('tr-TR')
'istanbul'
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('tr-TR')[1]
's'
This test should probably exercise the Turkish locale too:
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), 'i̇stanbul'); | |
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), 'i̇stanbul'); | |
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(trTR), 'istanbul'); |
so that the contrast is explicit. (It already does something very similar below on lines 16–17, but it's not obvious to the reader what that means for this "İstanbul" case.)
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ah that makes sense
void main() { | ||
testWithFormatting('test name', () { | ||
const enUS = Locale(language: 'en', region: 'US'); | ||
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), 'i̇stanbul'); |
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That's the same result as I get from the corresponding browser API:
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('en-US')
'i̇stanbul'
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('en-US')[1]
'̇'
The result changes with a Turkish locale, to be what I think you're expecting:
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('tr-TR')
'istanbul'
> "İstanbul".toLocaleLowerCase('tr-TR')[1]
's'
This test should probably exercise the Turkish locale too:
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), 'i̇stanbul'); | |
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), 'i̇stanbul'); | |
expect('İstanbul'.toLocaleLowerCase(trTR), 'istanbul'); |
so that the contrast is explicit. (It already does something very similar below on lines 16–17, but it's not obvious to the reader what that means for this "İstanbul" case.)
final locales = ['tr', 'TR', 'tr-TR', 'tr-u-co-search', 'tr-x-turkish'] | ||
.map(Locale.parse); |
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ISTR there's one other case besides Turkish where locale-specific case-mapping is interesting — I think it was Lithuanian. It'd be nice to have a test case demonstrating that too.
expect('\u0130'.toLocaleLowerCase(const Locale(language: 'tr')), 'i'); | ||
expect('\u0130'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), isNot('i')); |
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nit: I like the Locale.parse
way of expressing the locales that you use below — those strings like en-US
are nice and compact, and are familiar from how locales are identified in other systems. Consider using it throughout the test:
expect('\u0130'.toLocaleLowerCase(const Locale(language: 'tr')), 'i'); | |
expect('\u0130'.toLocaleLowerCase(enUS), isNot('i')); | |
expect('\u0130'.toLocaleLowerCase(Locale.parse('tr'), 'i'); | |
expect('\u0130'.toLocaleLowerCase(Locale.parse('en-US'), isNot('i')); |
Fixes #229
Fixes #336
needs the right feature flags in the library build @robertbastianicu_casemap
Needs to land the artifact changes separately before landing this PR.
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