upcase problem

[enderahmetyurt]

Hey,
There is a problem with "i" character when upcasing it.

str = "içel"
str.upcase
str        #=> "IÇEL"

It should be "İÇEL".

[sbagdat]

Are you sure? It is tested by me and rspec for many times. Please, write your complete class?

[sbagdat]

A simple class I tested right now. It works properly

require "turkish_support"

class Test
  using TurkishSupport
  def hey(str)
    str.upcase
  end
end

Test.new.hey('içel')  #=> İÇEL

[enderahmetyurt]

Sorry I am out of home. I will share with you a screenshot.

[sbagdat]

As I mentioned in the readme, TurkishSupport uses refinements. So, you need
to use using TurkishSupport line. Look at this usage in terminal:

$ require 'turkish_support'
 => true
$ using TurkishSupport
 => main
$ "içel".upcase
 => "İÇEL"

On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 7:57 PM, Ender Ahmet Yurt
notifications@github.comwrote:

I run specs and you're right içel looks like after .upcase method İÇEL no
problem. However, on the terminal, it looks
[image: screen shot 2014-04-11 at 19 54 58]https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/447588/2682388/4a289ffc-c19a-11e3-9882-167beb0fbf20.png

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[enderahmetyurt]

[marjinal1st]

Are you sure that your bash has no problem with encoding?

Using Ubuntu 13.10 AMD64, Ruby 2.0.0-p353 and Pry 0.9.12.4, got no problems here:

[sbagdat]

@marjinal1st thanks, it is same to me.

@enderahmetyurt I think this is special to your bash. if you find any reason about the problem, please open the issue again. Thanks.