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Per Cederqvist
lyskom-server-ceder-1616-generations-topgit
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Per Cederqvist
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(get-collate-table): Document what short collate tables means.
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This call returns the collate table being used by the server to match
names. If index A and index B in the string are the same character,
characters A and B are considered equivalent. Clients should be prepared
for collate tables of any length. An empty collate table indicates that
the server considers all characters different.
characters A and B are considered equivalent. An empty collate table
indicates that the server considers all characters different.
@c FIXME: What does it mean if the collate table is something other than
@c 256 bytes?
Currently, the lyskomd server only deals with 8-bit characters. Clients
should be prepared for collate tables of any length. Characters whose
code are greater than the lenght of the collate table should be
considered to be unique.
@unnumberedsubsec Error codes
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