IT>
  > JdeBP> >  > John is implying that there's not necessarily a
one-to-one
  > JdeBP> >  > mapping between lower and upper case in all
character sets.
  > JdeBP> >
  > JdeBP> > The normal way of handling that case is to not map the
  > JdeBP> > characters that have no other-case equivalent.
  > JdeBP>
  > JdeBP>Consider the Greek alphabet.
  >
  > There's a 'Dos' API that should be used in this situation, it ensures you
  > get the correct corresponding uppercase characters for the specified
  > country and codepage.
  >
  >  usRc = DosCaseMap( usLenStr, &ctrycCountryInfo, pszAnyStr ) ;
IT>

  But, of course, in Greek two strings can compare identical if you map
  to upper case before comparison, and non-identical if you map to lower
  case before comparison.  The decision then becomes which to choose.

  For this reason, amongst others, stricmp never became a standard
  library function.

  If it is of any interest to anyone, incidentally, the whole of the API
  for PowerPC OS/2 is available in Unicode form.

  > JdeBP <
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