Make flx-capital-p behave correctly for non-latin words #27
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| (<= ?A char)))) | ||
| (and char (flx-word-p char) | ||
| (let ((char-as-string (char-to-string char))) | ||
| (string= char-as-string (upcase char-as-string))))) |
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upcase works with char; then you can check numeric equality =.
It's entirely possible for one to have non-latin words in his ido candidates. This commit improves `flx-capital-p` by making it recognize non-latin letters.
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Make flx-capital-p behave correctly for non-latin words
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It's entirely possible for one to have non-latin words in his ido
candidates. This commit improves
flx-capital-pby making it recognizenon-latin letters.