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#
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#
# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
#
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#
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# License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file
# except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of
# the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 .
#
#
# Collation of Hungarian letters
#
# Because of the different requirements of Writer and Calc,
# don't ignore the special characters, yet.
# See tdf#123204 "EDITING Not all special characters appear in the AutoFilter window"
# [alternate shifted]
& c < cs <<< Cs <<< CS
& d < dz <<< DZ < dzs <<< Dzs <<< DZS
& g < gy <<< Gy <<< GY
& l < ly <<< Ly <<< LY
& n < ny <<< Ny <<< NY
& o < ö <<< Ö <<< ő <<< Ő
& s < sz <<< Sz <<< SZ
& t < ty <<< Ty <<< TY
& u < ü <<< Ü <<< ű <<< Ű
& z < zs <<< Zs <<< ZS
# We expand simplified double consonants, for example,
# "ccs" sorted as "cscs". This is still not an error-free
# method, but better, than the old method, because now
# it's *possible* to fix all errors in a semi-automatic way,
# using soft hyphens. Inserting them in bad or ambiguous
# character positions will fix all automatic sortings later,
# for example, “arccsont” -> “arc|csont” (“|” signs soft
# hyphen position).
# Note: Ccs and CCS are capitalized versions of the simplified
# double consonant “cs”, but CCs is an abbreviation of words
# beginning with C and Cs (similar to “AkH.”, “MHSz.”).
# To avoid the comparison result “equal” we set a precedence
# between the simplified and compound-like long forms, too.
# For example, “ésszerű” (old orthography before 2015) and
# “észszerű” (not “észszerű”, “ésszerű”), or “mennyelv” and
# “menynyelv” (words with different meanings), sorted as
# “észszerű” and “észSzerű”, also “menynyelv” and “menyNyelv”.
& cs <<< ccs / cs <<< cscs / Cs
& Cs <<< Ccs / cs <<< CsCs / Cs
& CS <<< CCS / Cs <<< CSCS / CS
& dz <<< ddz / dz <<< dzdz / Dz
& Dz <<< Ddz / dz <<< DzDz / Dz
& DZ <<< DDZ / Dz <<< DZDZ / DZ
& dzs <<< ddzs / dzs <<< dzsdzs / Dzs
& Dzs <<< Ddzs / dzs <<< DzsDzs / Dzs
& DZS <<< DDZS / DZs <<< DZSDZS / DZS
& gy <<< ggy / gy <<< gygy / Gy
& Gy <<< Ggy / gy <<< GyGy / Gy
& GY <<< GGY / Gy <<< GYGY / GY
& ly <<< lly / ly <<< lyly / Ly
& Ly <<< Lly / ly <<< LyLy / Ly
& LY <<< LLY / Ly <<< LYLY / LY
& ny <<< nny / ny <<< nyny / Ny
& Ny <<< Nny / ny <<< NyNy / Ny
& NY <<< NNY / Ny <<< NYNY / NY
& sz <<< ssz / sz <<< szsz / Sz
& Sz <<< Ssz / sz <<< SzSz / Sz
& SZ <<< SSZ / Sz <<< SZSZ / SZ
& ty <<< tty / ty <<< tyty / Ty
& Ty <<< Tty / ty <<< TyTy / Ty
& TY <<< TTY / Ty <<< TYTY / TY
& zs <<< zzs / zs <<< zszs / Zs
& Zs <<< Zzs / zs <<< ZsZs / Zs
& ZS <<< ZZS / Zs <<< ZSZS / ZS
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