>
> > $ echo -e 'bobbill\nbobrob\nbob bill\nbob robber' | LC_ALL=en_US sort
> > bobbill
> > bob bill -\
> > bobrob |-- Seems these ought to be adjacent?
> > bob robber -/
>
>
> On Linux with glibc 2.2.5, I get the same result. But with glibc 2.3.1:
>
>
> $ echo -e 'bobbill\nbobrob\nbob bill\nbob robber' | LC_ALL=en_US sort
> bob bill
> bob robber
> bobbill
> bobrob
>
>
>
Sorry, it was a mistake. localedef had not been run for en_US. After that,
the sort looks the same for all versions of glibc.
--
Best regards,
Nick
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