> But you are Danish, are you not? As such, I would have thought that when
> you search for ø, you would want to find a Swedish ö? (this is the inverse
> of the natural Swedish behaviour).
Elias and Lars, what do you two think searching for o should match?
Should it match ö and ø, or not?
IF you want o not to match ö and ø, then you want ö and ø to be a
class by themselves.
One way to handle each class is the asymnetric way: searching for the base
character matches all of them, but searching for one of the other character
matches only itself.
In Swedish, ö could be the base character and ø a variant.
In Danish, ø could be the base character and ö the variant.
Would each of you be happy with that mode?