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1# Copyright (C) 2016 and later: Unicode, Inc. and others.
2# License & terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html
3# Copyright (c) 2012-2015 International Business Machines
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4# Corporation and others. All Rights Reserved.
5#
6# This file should be in UTF-8 with a signature byte sequence ("BOM").
7#
8# collationtest.txt: Collation test data.
9#
10# created on: 2012apr13
11# created by: Markus W. Scherer
12
13# A line with "** test: description" is used for verbose and error output.
14
15# A collator can be set with "@ root" or "@ locale language-tag",
16# for example "@ locale de-u-co-phonebk".
b331163b 17# An old-style locale ID can also be used, for example "@ locale de@collation=phonebook".
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18
19# A collator can be built with "@ rules".
20# An "@ rules" line is followed by one or more lines with the tailoring rules.
21
22# A collator can be modified with "% attribute=value".
23
24# "* compare" tests the order (= or <) of the following strings.
25# The relation can be "=" or "<" (the level of the difference is not specified)
26# or "<1", "<2", "<c", "<3", "<4" (indicating the level of the difference).
27
28# Test sections ("* compare") are terminated by
29# definitions of new collators, changing attributes, or new test sections.
30
31** test: simple CEs & expansions
32# Many types of mappings are tested elsewhere, including via the UCA conformance tests.
33# Here we mostly cover a few unusual mappings.
34@ rules
35&\x01 # most control codes are ignorable
36<<<\u0300 # tertiary CE
37&9<\x00 # NUL not ignorable
38&\uA00A\uA00B=\uA002 # two long-primary CEs
39&\uA00A\uA00B\u00050005=\uA003 # three CEs, require 64 bits
40
41* compare
42= \x01
43= \x02
44<3 \u0300
45<1 9
46<1 \x00
47= \x01\x00\x02
48<1 a
49<3 a\u0300
50<2 a\u0308
51= ä
52<1 b
53<1 か # Hiragana Ka (U+304B)
54<2 か\u3099 # plus voiced sound mark
55= が # Hiragana Ga (U+304C)
56<1 \uA00A\uA00B
57= \uA002
58<1 \uA00A\uA00B\u00050004
59<1 \uA00A\uA00B\u00050005
60= \uA003
61<1 \uA00A\uA00B\u00050006
62
63** test: contractions
64# Create some interesting mappings, and map some normalization-inert characters
65# (which are not subject to canonical reordering)
66# to some of the same CEs to check the sequence of CEs.
67@ rules
68
69# Contractions starting with 'a' should not continue with any character < U+0300
70# so that we can test a shortcut for that.
71&a=ⓐ
72&b<bz=ⓑ
73&d<dz\u0301=ⓓ # d+z+acute
74&z
75<a\u0301=Ⓐ # a+acute sorts after z
76<a\u0301\u0301=Ⓑ # a+acute+acute
77<a\u0301\u0301\u0358=Ⓒ # a+acute+acute+dot above right
78<a\u030a=Ⓓ # a+ring
79<a\u0323=Ⓔ # a+dot below
80<a\u0323\u0358=Ⓕ # a+dot below+dot above right
81<a\u0327\u0323\u030a=Ⓖ # a+cedilla+dot below+ring
82<a\u0327\u0323bz=Ⓗ # a+cedilla+dot below+b+z
83
84&\U0001D158=⁰ # musical notehead black (has a symbol primary)
85<\U0001D158\U0001D165=¼ # musical quarter note
86
87# deliberately missing prefix contractions:
88# dz
89# a\u0327
90# a\u0327\u0323
91# a\u0327\u0323b
92
93&\x01
94<<<\U0001D165=¹ # musical stem (ccc=216)
95<<<\U0001D16D=² # musical augmentation dot (ccc=226)
96<<<\U0001D165\U0001D16D=³ # stem+dot (ccc=216 226)
97&\u0301=❶ # acute (ccc=230)
98&\u030a=❷ # ring (ccc=230)
99&\u0308=❸ # diaeresis (ccc=230)
100<<\u0308\u0301=❹ # diaeresis+acute (=dialytika tonos) (ccc=230 230)
101&\u0327=❺ # cedilla (ccc=202)
102&\u0323=❻ # dot below (ccc=220)
103&\u0331=❼ # macron below (ccc=220)
104<<\u0331\u0358=❽ # macron below+dot above right (ccc=220 232)
105&\u0334=❾ # tilde overlay (ccc=1)
106&\u0358=❿ # dot above right (ccc=232)
107
108&\u0f71=① # tibetan vowel sign aa
109&\u0f72=② # tibetan vowel sign i
110# \u0f71\u0f72 # tibetan vowel sign aa + i = ii = U+0F73
111&\u0f73=③ # tibetan vowel sign ii (ccc=0 but lccc=129)
112
113** test: simple contractions
114
115# Some strings are chosen to cause incremental contiguous contraction matching to
116# go into partial matches for prefixes of contractions
117# (where the prefixes are deliberately not also contractions).
118# When there is no complete match, then the matching code must back out of those
119# so that discontiguous contractions work as specified.
120
121* compare
122# contraction starter with no following text, or mismatch, or blocked
123<1 a
124= ⓐ
125<1 aa
126= ⓐⓐ
127<1 ab
128= ⓐb
129<1 az
130= ⓐz
131
132* compare
133<1 a
134<2 a\u0308\u030a # ring blocked by diaeresis
135= ⓐ❸❷
136<2 a\u0327
137= ⓐ❺
138
139* compare
140<2 \u0308
141= ❸
142<2 \u0308\u030a\u0301 # acute blocked by ring
143= ❸❷❶
144
145* compare
146<1 \U0001D158
147= ⁰
148<1 \U0001D158\U0001D165
149= ¼
150
151# no discontiguous contraction because of missing prefix contraction d+z,
152# and a starter ('z') after the 'd'
153* compare
154<1 dz\u0323\u0301
155= dz❻❶
156
157# contiguous contractions
158* compare
159<1 abz
160= ⓐⓑ
161<1 abzz
162= ⓐⓑz
163
164* compare
165<1 a
166<1 z
167<1 a\u0301
168= Ⓐ
169<1 a\u0301\u0301
170= Ⓑ
171<1 a\u0301\u0301\u0358
172= Ⓒ
173<1 a\u030a
174= Ⓓ
175<1 a\u0323\u0358
176= Ⓕ
177<1 a\u0327\u0323\u030a # match despite missing prefix
178= Ⓖ
179<1 a\u0327\u0323bz
180= Ⓗ
181
182* compare
183<2 \u0308\u0308\u0301 # acute blocked from first diaeresis, contracts with second
184= ❸❹
185
186* compare
187<1 \U0001D158\U0001D165
188= ¼
189
190* compare
191<3 \U0001D165\U0001D16D
192= ³
193
194** test: discontiguous contractions
195* compare
196<1 a\u0327\u030a # a+ring skips cedilla
197= Ⓓ❺
198<2 a\u0327\u0327\u030a # a+ring skips 2 cedillas
199= Ⓓ❺❺
200<2 a\u0327\u0327\u0327\u030a # a+ring skips 3 cedillas
201= Ⓓ❺❺❺
202<2 a\u0334\u0327\u0327\u030a # a+ring skips tilde overlay & 2 cedillas
203= Ⓓ❾❺❺
204<1 a\u0327\u0323 # a+dot below skips cedilla
205= Ⓔ❺
206<1 a\u0323\u0301\u0358 # a+dot below+dot ab.r.: 2-char match, then skips acute
207= Ⓕ❶
208<2 a\u0334\u0323\u0358 # a+dot below skips tilde overlay
209= Ⓕ❾
210
211* compare
212<2 \u0331\u0331\u0358 # macron below+dot ab.r. skips the second macron below
213= ❽❼
214
215* compare
216<1 a\u0327\u0331\u0323\u030a # a+ring skips cedilla, macron below, dot below (dot blocked by macron)
217= Ⓓ❺❼❻
218<1 a\u0327\u0323\U0001D16D\u030a # a+dot below skips cedilla
219= Ⓔ❺²❷
220<2 a\u0327\u0327\u0323\u030a # a+dot below skips 2 cedillas
221= Ⓔ❺❺❷
222<2 a\u0327\u0323\u0323\u030a # a+dot below skips cedilla
223= Ⓔ❺❻❷
224<2 a\u0334\u0327\u0323\u030a # a+dot below skips tilde overlay & cedilla
225= Ⓔ❾❺❷
226
227* compare
228<1 \U0001D158\u0327\U0001D165 # quarter note skips cedilla
229= ¼❺
230<1 a\U0001D165\u0323 # a+dot below skips stem
231= Ⓔ¹
232
233# partial contiguous match, backs up, matches discontiguous contraction
234<1 a\u0327\u0323b
235= Ⓔ❺b
236<1 a\u0327\u0323ba
237= Ⓔ❺bⓐ
238
239# a+acute+acute+dot above right skips cedilla, continues matching 2 same-ccc combining marks
240* compare
241<1 a\u0327\u0301\u0301\u0358
242= Ⓒ❺
243
244# FCD but not NFD
245* compare
246<1 a\u0f73\u0301 # a+acute skips tibetan ii
247= Ⓐ③
248
249# FCD but the 0f71 inside the 0f73 must be skipped
250# to match the discontiguous contraction of the first 0f71 with the trailing 0f72 inside the 0f73
251* compare
252<1 \u0f71\u0f73 # == \u0f73\u0f71 == \u0f71\u0f71\u0f72
253= ③①
254
255** test: discontiguous contractions with nested contractions
256* compare
257<1 a\u0323\u0308\u0301\u0358
258= Ⓕ❹
259<2 a\u0323\u0308\u0301\u0308\u0301\u0358
260= Ⓕ❹❹
261
262** test: discontiguous contractions with interleaved contractions
263* compare
264# a+ring & cedilla & macron below+dot above right
265<1 a\u0327\u0331\u030a\u0358
266= Ⓓ❺❽
267
268# a+ring & 1x..3x macron below+dot above right
269<2 a\u0331\u030a\u0358
270= Ⓓ❽
271<2 a\u0331\u0331\u030a\u0358\u0358
272= Ⓓ❽❽
273# also skips acute
274<2 a\u0331\u0331\u0331\u030a\u0301\u0358\u0358\u0358
275= Ⓓ❽❽❽❶
276
277# a+dot below & stem+augmentation dot, followed by contiguous d+z+acute
278<1 a\U0001D165\u0323\U0001D16Ddz\u0301
279= Ⓔ³ⓓ
280
281** test: some simple string comparisons
282@ root
283* compare
284# first string compares against ""
285= \u0000
286< a
287<1 b
288<3 B
289= \u0000B\u0000
290
291** test: compare with strength=primary
292% strength=primary
293* compare
294<1 a
295<1 b
296= B
297
298** test: compare with strength=secondary
299% strength=secondary
300* compare
301<1 a
302<1 b
303= B
304
305** test: compare with strength=tertiary
306% strength=tertiary
307* compare
308<1 a
309<1 b
310<3 B
311
312** test: compare with strength=quaternary
313% strength=quaternary
314* compare
315<1 a
316<1 b
317<3 B
318
319** test: compare with strength=identical
320% strength=identical
321* compare
322<1 a
323<1 b
324<3 B
325
326** test: côté with forwards secondary
327@ root
328* compare
329<1 cote
330<2 coté
331<2 côte
332<2 côté
333
334** test: côté with forwards secondary vs. U+FFFE merge separator
335# Merged sort keys: On each level, any difference in the first segment
336# must trump any further difference.
337* compare
338<1 cote\uFFFEcôté
339<2 coté\uFFFEcôte
340<2 côte\uFFFEcoté
341<2 côté\uFFFEcote
342
343** test: côté with backwards secondary
344% backwards=on
345* compare
346<1 cote
347<2 côte
348<2 coté
349<2 côté
350
351** test: côté with backwards secondary vs. U+FFFE merge separator
352# Merged sort keys: On each level, any difference in the first segment
353# must trump any further difference.
354* compare
355<1 cote\uFFFEcôté
356<2 côte\uFFFEcoté
357<2 coté\uFFFEcôte
358<2 côté\uFFFEcote
359
360** test: U+FFFE on identical level
361@ root
362% strength=identical
363* compare
364# All of these control codes are completely-ignorable, so that
365# their low code points are compared with the merge separator.
366# The merge separator must compare less than any other character.
367<1 \uFFFE\u0001\u0002\u0003
368<i \u0001\uFFFE\u0002\u0003
369<i \u0001\u0002\uFFFE\u0003
370<i \u0001\u0002\u0003\uFFFE
371
372* compare
373# The merge separator must even compare less than U+0000.
374<1 \uFFFE\u0000\u0000
375<i \u0000\uFFFE\u0000
376<i \u0000\u0000\uFFFE
377
378** test: Hani < surrogates < U+FFFD
379# Note: compareUTF8() treats unpaired surrogates like U+FFFD,
380# so with that the strings with surrogates will compare equal to each other
381# and equal to the string with U+FFFD.
382@ root
383% strength=identical
384* compare
385<1 abz
386<1 a\u4e00z
387<1 a\U00020000z
388<1 a\ud800z
389<1 a\udbffz
390<1 a\udc00z
391<1 a\udfffz
392<1 a\ufffdz
393
394** test: script reordering
395@ root
396% reorder Hani Zzzz digit
397* compare
398<1 ?
399<1 +
400<1 丂
401<1 a
402<1 α
403<1 5
404
405% reorder default
406* compare
407<1 ?
408<1 +
409<1 5
410<1 a
411<1 α
412<1 丂
413
414** test: empty rules
415@ rules
416* compare
417<1 a
418<2 ä
419<3 Ä
420<1 b
421
422** test: very simple rules
423@ rules
424&a=e<<<<q<<<<r<x<<<X<<y<<<Y;z,Z
425% strength=quaternary
426* compare
427<1 a
428= e
429<4 q
430<4 r
431<1 x
432<3 X
433<2 y
434<3 Y
435<2 z
436<3 Z
437
438** test: tailoring twice before a root position: primary
439@ rules
440&[before 1]b<p
441&[before 1]b<q
442* compare
443<1 a
444<1 p
445<1 q
446<1 b
447
448** test: tailoring twice before a root position: secondary
449@ rules
450&[before 2]ſ<<p
451&[before 2]ſ<<q
452* compare
453<1 s
454<2 p
455<2 q
456<2 ſ
457
458# secondary-before common weight
459@ rules
460&[before 2]b<<p
461&[before 2]b<<q
462* compare
463<1 a
464<1 p
465<2 q
466<2 b
467
468** test: tailoring twice before a root position: tertiary
469@ rules
470&[before 3]B<<<p
471&[before 3]B<<<q
472* compare
473<1 b
474<3 p
475<3 q
476<3 B
477
478# tertiary-before common weight
479@ rules
480&[before 3]b<<<p
481&[before 3]b<<<q
482* compare
483<1 a
484<1 p
485<3 q
486<3 b
487
488@ rules
489&[before 2]b<<s
490&[before 3]s<<<p
491&[before 3]s<<<q
492* compare
493<1 a
494<1 p
495<3 q
496<3 s
497<2 b
498
499** test: tailor after completely ignorable
500@ rules
501&\x00<<<x<<y
502* compare
503= \x00
504= \x1F
505<3 x
506<2 y
507
508** test: secondary tailoring gaps, ICU ticket 9362
509@ rules
510&[before 2]s<<'_'
511&s<<r # secondary between s and ſ (long s)
512&ſ<<*a-q # more than 15 between ſ and secondary CE boundary
513&[before 2][first primary ignorable]<<u<<v # between secondary CE boundary & lowest secondary CE
514&[last primary ignorable]<<y<<z
515
516* compare
517<2 u
518<2 v
519<2 \u0332 # lowest secondary CE
520<2 \u0308
521<2 y
522<2 z
523<1 s_
524<2 ss
525<2 sr
526<2 sſ
527<2 sa
528<2 sb
529<2 sp
530<2 sq
531<2 sus
532<2 svs
533<2 rs
534
535** test: tertiary tailoring gaps, ICU ticket 9362
536@ rules
537&[before 3]t<<<'_'
538&t<<<r # tertiary between t and fullwidth t
539&ᵀ<<<*a-q # more than 15 between ᵀ (modifier letter T) and tertiary CE boundary
540&[before 3][first secondary ignorable]<<<u<<<v # between tertiary CE boundary & lowest tertiary CE
541&[last secondary ignorable]<<<y<<<z
542
543* compare
544<3 u
545<3 v
546# Note: The root collator currently does not map any characters to tertiary CEs.
547<3 y
548<3 z
549<1 t_
550<3 tt
551<3 tr
552<3 tt
553<3 tᵀ
554<3 ta
555<3 tb
556<3 tp
557<3 tq
558<3 tut
559<3 tvt
560<3 rt
561
562** test: secondary & tertiary around root character
563@ rules
564&[before 2]m<<r
565&m<<s
566&[before 3]m<<<u
567&m<<<v
568* compare
569<1 l
570<1 r
571<2 u
572<3 m
573<3 v
574<2 s
575<1 n
576
577** test: secondary & tertiary around tailored item
578@ rules
579&m<x
580&[before 2]x<<r
581&x<<s
582&[before 3]x<<<u
583&x<<<v
584* compare
585<1 m
586<1 r
587<2 u
588<3 x
589<3 v
590<2 s
591<1 n
592
593** test: more nesting of secondary & tertiary before
594@ rules
595&[before 3]m<<<u
596&[before 2]m<<r
597&[before 3]r<<<q
598&m<<<w
599&m<<t
600&[before 3]w<<<v
601&w<<<x
602&w<<s
603* compare
604<1 l
605<1 q
606<3 r
607<2 u
608<3 m
609<3 v
610<3 w
611<3 x
612<2 s
613<2 t
614<1 n
615
616** test: case bits
617@ rules
618&w<x # tailored CE getting case bits
619 =uv=uV=Uv=UV # 2 chars -> 1 CE
620&ae=ch=cH=Ch=CH # 2 chars -> 2 CEs
621&rst=yz=yZ=Yz=YZ # 2 chars -> 3 CEs
622% caseFirst=lower
623* compare
624<1 ae
625= ch
626<3 cH
627<3 Ch
628<3 CH
629<1 rst
630= yz
631<3 yZ
632<3 Yz
633<3 YZ
634<1 w
635<1 x
636= uv
637<3 uV
638= Uv # mixed case on single CE cannot distinguish variations
639<3 UV
640
641** test: tertiary CEs, tertiary, caseLevel=off, caseFirst=lower
642@ rules
643&\u0001<<<t<<<T # tertiary CEs
644% caseFirst=lower
645* compare
646<1 aa
647<3 aat
648<3 aaT
649<3 aA
650<3 aAt
651<3 ata
652<3 aTa
653
654** test: tertiary CEs, tertiary, caseLevel=off, caseFirst=upper
655% caseFirst=upper
656* compare
657<1 aA
658<3 aAt
659<3 aa
660<3 aat
661<3 aaT
662<3 ata
663<3 aTa
664
665** test: reset on expansion, ICU tickets 9415 & 9593
666@ rules
667&æ<x # tailor the last primary CE so that x sorts between ae and af
668&æb=bæ # copy all reset CEs to make bæ sort the same
669&각<h # copy/tailor 3 CEs to make h sort before the next Hangul syllable 갂
670&⒀<<y # copy/tailor 4 CEs to make y sort with only a secondary difference
671&l·=z # handle the pre-context for · when fetching reset CEs
672 <<u # copy/tailor 2 CEs
673
674* compare
675<1 ae
676<2 æ
677<1 x
678<1 af
679
680* compare
681<1 aeb
682<2 æb
683= bæ
684
685* compare
686<1 각
687<1 h
688<1 갂
689<1 갃
690
691* compare
692<1 · # by itself: primary CE
693<1 l
694<2 l· # l+middle dot has only a secondary difference from l
695= z
696<2 u
697
698* compare
699<1 (13)
700<3 ⒀ # DUCET sets special tertiary weights in all CEs
701<2 y
702<1 (13[
703
704% alternate=shifted
705* compare
706<1 (13)
707= 13
708<3 ⒀
709= y # alternate=shifted removes the tailoring difference on the last CE
710<1 14
711
712** test: contraction inside extension, ICU ticket 9378
713@ rules
714&а<<х/й # all letters are Cyrillic
715* compare
716<1 ай
717<2 х
718
719** test: no duplicate tailored CEs for different reset positions with same CEs, ICU ticket 10104
720@ rules
721&t<x &ᵀ<y # same primary weights
722&q<u &[before 1]ꝗ<v # q and ꝗ are primary adjacent
723* compare
724<1 q
725<1 u
726<1 v
727<1 ꝗ
728<1 t
729<3 ᵀ
730<1 y
731<1 x
732
733# Principle: Each rule builds on the state of preceding rules and ignores following rules.
734
735** test: later rule does not affect earlier reset position, ICU ticket 10105
736@ rules
737&a < u < v < w &ov < x &b < v
738* compare
739<1 oa
740<1 ou
741<1 x # CE(o) followed by CE between u and w
742<1 ow
743<1 ob
744<1 ov
745
746** test: later rule does not affect earlier extension (1), ICU ticket 10105
747@ rules
748&a=x/b &v=b
749% strength=secondary
750* compare
751<1 B
752<1 c
753<1 v
754= b
755* compare
756<1 AB
757= x
758<1 ac
759<1 av
760= ab
761
762** test: later rule does not affect earlier extension (2), ICU ticket 10105
763@ rules
764&a <<< c / e &g <<< e / l
765% strength=secondary
766* compare
767<1 AE
768= c
769<2 æ
770<1 agl
771= ae
772
773** test: later rule does not affect earlier extension (3), ICU ticket 10105
774@ rules
775&a = b / c &d = c / e
776% strength=secondary
777* compare
778<1 AC # C is still only tertiary different from the original c
779= b
780<1 ade
781= ac
782
783** test: extension contains tailored character, ICU ticket 10105
784@ rules
785&a=e &b=u/e
786* compare
787<1 a
788= e
789<1 ba
790= be
791= u
792
793** test: add simple mappings for characters with root context
794@ rules
795&z=· # middle dot has a prefix mapping in the CLDR root
796&n=и # и (U+0438) has contractions in the root
797* compare
798<1 l
799<2 l· # root mapping for l|· still works
800<1 z
801= ·
802* compare
803<1 n
804= и
805<1 И
806<1 и\u0306 # root mapping for й=и\u0306 still works
807= й
808<3 Й
809
810** test: add context mappings around characters with root context
811@ rules
812&z=·h # middle dot has a prefix mapping in the CLDR root
813&n=ә|и # и (U+0438) has contractions in the root
814* compare
815<1 l
816<2 l· # root mapping for l|· still works
817<1 z
818= ·h
819* compare
820<1 и
821<3 И
822<1 и\u0306 # root mapping for й=и\u0306 still works
823= й
824* compare
825<1 әn
826= әи
827<1 әo
828
829** test: many secondary CEs at the top of their range
830@ rules
831&[last primary ignorable]<<*\u2801-\u28ff
832* compare
833<2 \u0308
834<2 \u2801
835<2 \u2802
836<2 \u2803
837<2 \u2804
838<2 \u28fd
839<2 \u28fe
840<2 \u28ff
841<1 \x20
842
843** test: many tertiary CEs at the top of their range
844@ rules
845&[last secondary ignorable]<<<*a-z
846* compare
847<3 a
848<3 b
849<3 c
850<3 d
851# e..w
852<3 x
853<3 y
854<3 z
855<2 \u0308
856
857** test: tailor contraction together with nearly equivalent prefix, ICU ticket 10101
858@ rules
859&a=p|x &b=px &c=op
860* compare
861<1 b
862= px
863<3 B
864<1 c
865= op
866<3 C
867* compare
868<1 ca
869= opx # first contraction op, then prefix p|x
870<3 cA
871<3 Ca
872
873** test: reset position with prefix (pre-context), ICU ticket 10102
874@ rules
875&a=p|x &px=y
876* compare
877<1 pa
878= px
879= y
880<3 pA
881<1 q
882<1 x
883
884** test: prefix+contraction together (1), ICU ticket 10071
885@ rules
886&x=a|bc
887* compare
888<1 ab
889<1 Abc
890<1 abd
891<1 ac
892<1 aw
893<1 ax
894= abc
895<3 aX
896<3 Ax
897<1 b
898<1 bb
899<1 bc
900<3 bC
901<3 Bc
902<1 bd
903
904** test: prefix+contraction together (2), ICU ticket 10071
905@ rules
906&w=bc &x=a|b
907* compare
908<1 w
909= bc
910<3 W
911* compare
912<1 aw
913<1 ax
914= ab
915<3 aX
916<1 axb
917<1 axc
918= abc # prefix match a|b takes precedence over contraction match bc
919<3 abC
920<1 abd
921<1 ay
922
923** test: prefix+contraction together (3), ICU ticket 10071
924@ rules
925&x=a|b &w=bc # reverse order of rules as previous test, order should not matter here
926* compare # same "compare" sequences as previous test
927<1 w
928= bc
929<3 W
930* compare
931<1 aw
932<1 ax
933= ab
934<3 aX
935<1 axb
936<1 axc
937= abc # prefix match a|b takes precedence over contraction match bc
938<3 abC
939<1 abd
940<1 ay
941
942** test: no mapping p|c, falls back to contraction ch, CLDR ticket 5962
943@ rules
944&d=ch &v=p|ci
945* compare
946<1 pc
947<3 pC
948<1 pcH
949<1 pcI
950<1 pd
951= pch # no-prefix contraction ch matches
952<3 pD
953<1 pv
954= pci # prefix+contraction p|ci matches
955<3 pV
956
957** test: tailor in & around compact ranges of root primaries
958# The Ogham characters U+1681..U+169A are in simple ascending order of primary CEs
959# which should be reliably encoded as one range in the root elements data.
960@ rules
961&[before 1]ᚁ<a
962&ᚁ<b
963&[before 1]ᚂ<c
964&ᚂ<d
965&[before 1]ᚚ<y
966&ᚚ<z
967&[before 2]ᚁ<<r
968&ᚁ<<s
969&[before 3]ᚚ<<<t
970&ᚚ<<<u
971* compare
972<1 ᣵ # U+18F5 last Canadian Aboriginal
973<1 a
974<1 r
975<2 ᚁ
976<2 s
977<1 b
978<1 c
979<1 ᚂ
980<1 d
981<1 ᚃ
982<1 ᚙ
983<1 y
984<1 t
985<3 ᚚ
986<3 u
987<1 z
988<1 ᚠ # U+16A0 first Runic
989
990** test: suppressContractions
991@ rules
992&z<ch<әж [suppressContractions [·cә]]
993* compare
994<1 ch
995<3 cH # ch was suppressed
996<1 l
997<1 l· # primary difference, not secondary, because l|· was suppressed
998<1 ә
999<2 ә\u0308 # secondary difference, not primary, because contractions for ә were suppressed
1000<1 әж
1001<3 әЖ
1002
1003** test: Hangul & Jamo
1004@ rules
1005&L=\u1100 # first Jamo L
1006&V=\u1161 # first Jamo V
1007&T=\u11A8 # first Jamo T
1008&\uAC01<<*\u4E00-\u4EFF # first Hangul LVT syllable & lots of secondary diffs
1009* compare
1010<1 Lv
1011<3 LV
1012= \u1100\u1161
1013= \uAC00
1014<1 LVt
1015<3 LVT
1016= \u1100\u1161\u11A8
1017= \uAC00\u11A8
1018= \uAC01
1019<2 LVT\u0308
1020<2 \u4E00
1021<2 \u4E01
1022<2 \u4E80
1023<2 \u4EFF
1024<2 LV\u0308T
1025<1 \uAC02
1026
1027** test: adjust special reset positions according to previous rules, CLDR ticket 6070
1028@ rules
1029&[last variable]<x
1030[maxVariable space] # has effect only after building, no effect on following rules
1031&[last variable]<y
1032&[before 1][first regular]<z
1033* compare
1034<1 ? # some punctuation
1035<1 x
1036<1 y
1037<1 z
1038<1 $ # some symbol
1039
1040@ rules
1041&[last primary ignorable]<<x<<<y
1042&[last primary ignorable]<<z
1043* compare
1044<2 \u0358
1045<2 x
1046<3 y
1047<2 z
1048<1 \x20
1049
1050@ rules
1051&[last secondary ignorable]<<<x
1052&[last secondary ignorable]<<<y
1053* compare
1054<3 x
1055<3 y
1056<2 \u0358
1057
1058@ rules
1059&[before 2][first variable]<<z
1060&[before 2][first variable]<<y
1061&[before 3][first variable]<<<x
1062&[before 3][first variable]<<<w
1063&[before 1][first variable]<v
1064&[before 2][first variable]<<u
1065&[before 3][first variable]<<<t
1066&[before 2]\uFDD1\xA0<<s # FractionalUCA.txt: FDD1 00A0, SPACE first primary
1067* compare
1068<2 \u0358
1069<1 s
1070<2 \uFDD1\xA0
1071<1 t
1072<3 u
1073<2 v
1074<1 w
1075<3 x
1076<3 y
1077<2 z
1078<2 \t
1079
1080@ rules
1081&[before 2][first regular]<<z
1082&[before 3][first regular]<<<y
1083&[before 1][first regular]<x
1084&[before 3][first regular]<<<w
1085&[before 2]\uFDD1\u263A<<v # FractionalUCA.txt: FDD1 263A, SYMBOL first primary
1086&[before 3][first regular]<<<u
1087&[before 1][first regular]<p # primary before the boundary: becomes variable
1088&[before 3][first regular]<<<t # not affected by p
1089&[last variable]<q # after p!
1090* compare
1091<1 ?
1092<1 p
1093<1 q
1094<1 t
1095<3 u
1096<3 v
1097<1 w
1098<3 x
1099<1 y
1100<3 z
1101<1 $
1102
1103# check that p & q are indeed variable
1104% alternate=shifted
1105* compare
1106= ?
1107= p
1108= q
1109<1 t
1110<3 u
1111<3 v
1112<1 w
1113<3 x
1114<1 y
1115<3 z
1116<1 $
1117
1118@ rules
1119&[before 2][first trailing]<<z
1120&[before 1][first trailing]<y
1121&[before 3][first trailing]<<<x
1122* compare
1123<1 \u4E00 # first Han, first implicit
1124<1 \uFDD1\uFDD0 # FractionalUCA.txt: unassigned first primary
1125# Note: The root collator currently does not map any characters to the trailing first boundary primary.
1126<1 x
1127<3 y
1128<1 z
1129<2 \uFFFD # The root collator currently maps U+FFFD to the first real trailing primary.
1130
1131@ rules
1132&[before 2][first primary ignorable]<<z
1133&[before 2][first primary ignorable]<<y
1134&[before 3][first primary ignorable]<<<x
1135&[before 3][first primary ignorable]<<<w
1136* compare
1137= \x01
1138<2 w
1139<3 x
1140<3 y
1141<2 z
1142<2 \u0301
1143
1144@ rules
1145&[before 3][first secondary ignorable]<<<y
1146&[before 3][first secondary ignorable]<<<x
1147* compare
1148= \x01
1149<3 x
1150<3 y
1151<2 \u0301
1152
1153** test: canonical closure
1154@ rules
1155&X=A &U=Â
1156* compare
1157<1 U
1158= Â
1159= A\u0302
1160<2 Ú # U with acute
1161= U\u0301
1162= Ấ # A with circumflex & acute
1163= Â\u0301
1164= A\u0302\u0301
1165<1 X
1166= A
1167<2 X\u030A # with ring above
1168= Å
1169= A\u030A
1170= \u212B # Angstrom sign
1171
1172@ rules
1173&x=\u5140\u55C0
1174* compare
1175<1 x
1176= \u5140\u55C0
1177= \u5140\uFA0D
1178= \uFA0C\u55C0
1179= \uFA0C\uFA0D # CJK compatibility characters
1180<3 X
1181
1182# canonical closure on prefix rules, ICU ticket 9444
1183@ rules
1184&x=ä|ŝ
1185* compare
1186<1 äs # not tailored
1187<1 äx
1188= äŝ
1189= a\u0308s\u0302
1190= a\u0308ŝ
1191= äs\u0302
1192<3 äX
1193
1194** test: conjoining Jamo map to expansions
1195@ rules
1196&gg=\u1101 # Jamo Lead consonant GG
1197&nj=\u11AC # Jamo Trail consonant NJ
1198* compare
1199<1 gg\u1161nj
1200= \u1101\u1161\u11AC
1201= \uAE4C\u11AC
1202= \uAE51
1203<3 gg\u1161nJ
1204<1 \u1100\u1100
1205
1206** test: canonical tail closure, ICU ticket 5913
1207@ rules
1208&a<â
1209* compare
1210<1 a
1211<1 â # tailored
1212= a\u0302
1213<2 a\u0323\u0302 # discontiguous contraction
1214= ạ\u0302 # equivalent
1215= ậ # equivalent
1216<1 b
1217
1218@ rules
1219&a<ạ
1220* compare
1221<1 a
1222<1 ạ # tailored
1223= a\u0323
1224<2 a\u0323\u0302 # contiguous contraction plus extra diacritic
1225= ạ\u0302 # equivalent
1226= ậ # equivalent
1227<1 b
1228
1229# Tail closure should work even if there is a prefix and/or contraction.
1230@ rules
1231&a<\u5140|câ
1232# In order to find discontiguous contractions for \u5140|câ
1233# there must exist a mapping for \u5140|ca, regardless of what it maps to.
1234# (This follows from the UCA spec.)
1235&x=\u5140|ca
1236* compare
1237<1 \u5140a
1238= \uFA0Ca
1239<1 \u5140câ # tailored
1240= \uFA0Ccâ
1241= \u5140ca\u0302
1242= \uFA0Cca\u0302
1243<2 \u5140ca\u0323\u0302 # discontiguous contraction
1244= \uFA0Cca\u0323\u0302
1245= \u5140cạ\u0302
1246= \uFA0Ccạ\u0302
1247= \u5140cậ
1248= \uFA0Ccậ
1249<1 \u5140b
1250= \uFA0Cb
1251<1 \u5140x
1252= \u5140ca
1253
1254# Double-check that without the extra mapping there will be no discontiguous match.
1255@ rules
1256&a<\u5140|câ
1257* compare
1258<1 \u5140a
1259= \uFA0Ca
1260<1 \u5140câ # tailored
1261= \uFA0Ccâ
1262= \u5140ca\u0302
1263= \uFA0Cca\u0302
1264<1 \u5140b
1265= \uFA0Cb
1266<1 \u5140ca\u0323\u0302 # no discontiguous contraction
1267= \uFA0Cca\u0323\u0302
1268= \u5140cạ\u0302
1269= \uFA0Ccạ\u0302
1270= \u5140cậ
1271= \uFA0Ccậ
1272
1273@ rules
1274&a<cạ
1275* compare
1276<1 a
1277<1 cạ # tailored
1278= ca\u0323
1279<2 ca\u0323\u0302 # contiguous contraction plus extra diacritic
1280= cạ\u0302 # equivalent
1281= cậ # equivalent
1282<1 b
1283
1284# ᾢ = U+1FA2 GREEK SMALL LETTER OMEGA WITH PSILI AND VARIA AND YPOGEGRAMMENI
1285# = 03C9 0313 0300 0345
1286# ccc = 0, 230, 230, 240
1287@ rules
1288&δ=αῳ
1289# In order to find discontiguous contractions for αῳ
1290# there must exist a mapping for αω, regardless of what it maps to.
1291# (This follows from the UCA spec.)
1292&ε=αω
1293* compare
1294<1 δ
1295= αῳ
1296= αω\u0345
1297<2 αω\u0313\u0300\u0345 # discontiguous contraction
1298= αὠ\u0300\u0345
1299= αὢ\u0345
1300= αᾢ
1301<2 αω\u0300\u0313\u0345
1302= αὼ\u0313\u0345
1303= αῲ\u0313 # not FCD
1304<1 ε
1305= αω
1306
1307# Double-check that without the extra mapping there will be no discontiguous match.
1308@ rules
1309&δ=αῳ
1310* compare
1311<1 αω\u0313\u0300\u0345 # no discontiguous contraction
1312= αὠ\u0300\u0345
1313= αὢ\u0345
1314= αᾢ
1315<2 αω\u0300\u0313\u0345
1316= αὼ\u0313\u0345
1317= αῲ\u0313 # not FCD
1318<1 δ
1319= αῳ
1320= αω\u0345
1321
1322# Add U+0315 COMBINING COMMA ABOVE RIGHT which has ccc=232.
1323# Tests code paths where the tailored string has a combining mark
1324# that does not occur in any composite's decomposition.
1325@ rules
1326&δ=αὼ\u0315
1327* compare
1328<1 αω\u0313\u0300\u0315 # Not tailored: The grave accent blocks the comma above.
1329= αὠ\u0300\u0315
1330= αὢ\u0315
1331<1 δ
1332= αὼ\u0315
1333= αω\u0300\u0315
1334<2 αω\u0300\u0315\u0345
1335= αὼ\u0315\u0345
1336= αῲ\u0315 # not FCD
1337
1338** test: danish a+a vs. a-umlaut, ICU ticket 9319
1339@ rules
1340&z<aa
1341* compare
1342<1 z
1343<1 aa
1344<2 aa\u0308
1345= aä
1346
1347** test: Jamo L with and in prefix
1348# Useful for the Korean "searchjl" tailoring (instead of contractions of pairs of Jamo L).
1349@ rules
1350# Jamo Lead consonant G after G or GG
1351&[last primary ignorable]<<\u1100|\u1100=\u1101|\u1100
1352# Jamo Lead consonant GG sorts like G+G
1353&\u1100\u1100=\u1101
1354# Note: Making G|GG and GG|GG sort the same as G|G+G
1355# would require the ability to reset on G|G+G,
1356# or we could make G-after-G equal to some secondary-CE character,
1357# and reset on a pair of those.
1358# (It does not matter much if there are at most two G in a row in real text.)
1359* compare
1360<1 \u1100
1361<2 \u1100\u1100 # only one primary from a sequence of G lead consonants
1362= \u1101
1363<2 \u1100\u1100\u1100
1364= \u1101\u1100
1365# but not = \u1100\u1101, see above
1366<1 \u1100\u1161
1367= \uAC00
1368<2 \u1100\u1100\u1161
1369= \u1100\uAC00 # prefix match from the L of the LV syllable
1370= \u1101\u1161
1371= \uAE4C
1372
1373** test: proposed Korean "searchjl" tailoring with prefixes, CLDR ticket 6546
1374@ rules
1375# Low secondary CEs for Jamo V & T.
1376# Note: T should sort before V for proper syllable order.
1377&\u0332 # COMBINING LOW LINE (first primary ignorable)
1378<<\u1161<<\u1162
1379
1380# Korean Jamo lead consonant search rules, part 2:
1381# Make modern compound L jamo primary equivalent to non-compound forms.
1382
1383# Secondary CEs for Jamo L-after-L, greater than Jamo V & T.
1384&\u0313 # COMBINING COMMA ABOVE (second primary ignorable)
1385=\u1100|\u1100
1386=\u1103|\u1103
1387=\u1107|\u1107
1388=\u1109|\u1109
1389=\u110C|\u110C
1390
1391# Compound L Jamo map to equivalent expansions of primary+secondary CE.
1392&\u1100\u0313=\u1101<<<\u3132 # HANGUL CHOSEONG SSANGKIYEOK, HANGUL LETTER SSANGKIYEOK
1393&\u1103\u0313=\u1104<<<\u3138 # HANGUL CHOSEONG SSANGTIKEUT, HANGUL LETTER SSANGTIKEUT
1394&\u1107\u0313=\u1108<<<\u3143 # HANGUL CHOSEONG SSANGPIEUP, HANGUL LETTER SSANGPIEUP
1395&\u1109\u0313=\u110A<<<\u3146 # HANGUL CHOSEONG SSANGSIOS, HANGUL LETTER SSANGSIOS
1396&\u110C\u0313=\u110D<<<\u3149 # HANGUL CHOSEONG SSANGCIEUC, HANGUL LETTER SSANGCIEUC
1397
1398* compare
1399<1 \u1100\u1161
1400= \uAC00
1401<2 \u1100\u1162
1402= \uAC1C
1403<2 \u1100\u1100\u1161
1404= \u1100\uAC00
1405= \u1101\u1161
1406= \uAE4C
1407<3 \u3132\u1161
1408
1409** test: Hangul syllables in prefix & in the interior of a contraction
1410@ rules
1411&x=\u1100\u1161|a\u1102\u1162z
1412* compare
1413<1 \u1100\u1161x
1414= \u1100\u1161a\u1102\u1162z
1415= \u1100\u1161a\uB0B4z
1416= \uAC00a\u1102\u1162z
1417= \uAC00a\uB0B4z
1418
1419** test: digits are unsafe-backwards when numeric=on
1420@ root
1421% numeric=on
1422* compare
1423# If digits are not unsafe, then numeric collation sees "1"=="01" and "b">"a".
1424# We need to back up before the identical prefix "1" and compare the full numbers.
1425<1 11b
1426<1 101a
1427
1428** test: simple locale data test
1429@ locale de
1430* compare
1431<1 a
1432<2 ä
1433<1 ae
1434<2 æ
1435
1436@ locale de-u-co-phonebk
1437* compare
1438<1 a
1439<1 ae
1440<2 ä
1441<2 æ
1442
1443# The following test cases were moved here from ICU 52's DataDrivenCollationTest.txt.
1444
1445** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestMorePinyin
1446# Testing the primary strength.
1447@ locale zh
1448% strength=primary
1449* compare
1450< lā
1451= lĀ
1452= Lā
1453= LĀ
1454< lān
1455= lĀn
1456< lē
1457= lĒ
1458= Lē
1459= LĒ
1460< lēn
1461= lĒn
1462
1463** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestLithuanian
1464# Lithuanian sort order.
1465@ locale lt
1466* compare
1467< cz
1468< č
1469< d
1470< iz
1471< j
1472< sz
1473< š
1474< t
1475< zz
1476< ž
1477
1478** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestLatvian
1479# Latvian sort order.
1480@ locale lv
1481* compare
1482< cz
1483< č
1484< d
1485< gz
1486< ģ
1487< h
1488< iz
1489< j
1490< kz
1491< ķ
1492< l
1493< lz
1494< ļ
1495< m
1496< nz
1497< ņ
1498< o
1499< rz
1500< ŗ
1501< s
1502< sz
1503< š
1504< t
1505< zz
1506< ž
1507
1508** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestEstonian
1509# Estonian sort order.
1510@ locale et
1511* compare
1512< sy
1513< š
1514< šy
1515< z
1516< zy
1517< ž
1518< v
57a6839d 1519< va
b331163b 1520< w
57a6839d
A
1521< õ
1522< õy
1523< ä
1524< äy
1525< ö
1526< öy
1527< ü
1528< üy
1529< x
1530
1531** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestAlbanian
1532# Albanian sort order.
1533@ locale sq
1534* compare
1535< cz
1536< ç
1537< d
1538< dz
1539< dh
1540< e
1541< ez
1542< ë
1543< f
1544< gz
1545< gj
1546< h
1547< lz
1548< ll
1549< m
1550< nz
1551< nj
1552< o
1553< rz
1554< rr
1555< s
1556< sz
1557< sh
1558< t
1559< tz
1560< th
1561< u
1562< xz
1563< xh
1564< y
1565< zz
1566< zh
1567
1568** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestSimplifiedChineseOrder
1569# Sorted file has different order.
1570@ root
1571# normalization=on turned on & off automatically.
1572* compare
1573< \u5F20
1574< \u5F20\u4E00\u8E3F
1575
1576** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestTibetanNormalizedIterativeCrash
1577# This pretty much crashes.
1578@ root
1579* compare
1580< \u0f71\u0f72\u0f80\u0f71\u0f72
1581< \u0f80
1582
1583** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestThaiPartialSortKeyProblems
1584# These are examples of strings that caused trouble in partial sort key testing.
1585@ locale th-TH
1586* compare
1587< \u0E01\u0E01\u0E38\u0E18\u0E20\u0E31\u0E13\u0E11\u0E4C
1588< \u0E01\u0E01\u0E38\u0E2A\u0E31\u0E19\u0E42\u0E18
1589* compare
1590< \u0E01\u0E07\u0E01\u0E32\u0E23
1591< \u0E01\u0E07\u0E42\u0E01\u0E49
1592* compare
1593< \u0E01\u0E23\u0E19\u0E17\u0E32
1594< \u0E01\u0E23\u0E19\u0E19\u0E40\u0E0A\u0E49\u0E32
1595* compare
1596< \u0E01\u0E23\u0E30\u0E40\u0E08\u0E35\u0E22\u0E27
1597< \u0E01\u0E23\u0E30\u0E40\u0E08\u0E35\u0E4A\u0E22\u0E27
1598* compare
1599< \u0E01\u0E23\u0E23\u0E40\u0E0A\u0E2D
1600< \u0E01\u0E23\u0E23\u0E40\u0E0A\u0E49\u0E32
1601
1602** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestJavaStyleRule
1603# java.text allows rules to start as '<<<x<<<y...'
1604# we emulate this by assuming a &[first tertiary ignorable] in this case.
1605@ rules
1606&\u0001=equal<<<z<<x<<<w &[first tertiary ignorable]=a &[first primary ignorable]=b
1607* compare
1608= a
1609= equal
1610< z
1611< x
1612= b # x had become the new first primary ignorable
1613< w
1614
1615** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestShiftedIgnorable
1616# The UCA states that primary ignorables should be completely
1617# ignorable when following a shifted code point.
1618@ root
1619% alternate=shifted
1620% strength=quaternary
1621* compare
1622< a\u0020b
1623= a\u0020\u0300b
1624= a\u0020\u0301b
1625< a_b
1626= a_\u0300b
1627= a_\u0301b
1628< A\u0020b
1629= A\u0020\u0300b
1630= A\u0020\u0301b
1631< A_b
1632= A_\u0300b
1633= A_\u0301b
1634< a\u0301b
1635< A\u0301b
1636< a\u0300b
1637< A\u0300b
1638
1639** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestNShiftedIgnorable
1640# The UCA states that primary ignorables should be completely
1641# ignorable when following a shifted code point.
1642@ root
1643% alternate=non-ignorable
1644% strength=tertiary
1645* compare
1646< a\u0020b
1647< A\u0020b
1648< a\u0020\u0301b
1649< A\u0020\u0301b
1650< a\u0020\u0300b
1651< A\u0020\u0300b
1652< a_b
1653< A_b
1654< a_\u0301b
1655< A_\u0301b
1656< a_\u0300b
1657< A_\u0300b
1658< a\u0301b
1659< A\u0301b
1660< a\u0300b
1661< A\u0300b
1662
1663** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/TestSafeSurrogates
1664# It turned out that surrogates were not skipped properly
1665# when iterating backwards if they were in the middle of a
1666# contraction. This test assures that this is fixed.
1667@ rules
1668&a < x\ud800\udc00b
1669* compare
1670< a
1671< x\ud800\udc00b
1672
1673** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/da_TestPrimary
1674# This test goes through primary strength cases
1675@ locale da
1676% strength=primary
1677* compare
1678< Lvi
1679< Lwi
1680* compare
1681< L\u00e4vi
1682< L\u00f6wi
1683* compare
1684< L\u00fcbeck
1685= Lybeck
1686
1687** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/da_TestTertiary
1688# This test goes through tertiary strength cases
1689@ locale da
1690% strength=tertiary
1691* compare
1692< Luc
1693< luck
1694* compare
1695< luck
1696< L\u00fcbeck
1697* compare
1698< lybeck
1699< L\u00fcbeck
1700* compare
1701< L\u00e4vi
1702< L\u00f6we
1703* compare
1704< L\u00f6ww
1705< mast
1706
1707* compare
1708< A/S
1709< ANDRE
1710< ANDR\u00c9
1711< ANDREAS
1712< AS
1713< CA
1714< \u00c7A
1715< CB
1716< \u00c7C
1717< D.S.B.
1718< DA
1719< \u00d0A
1720< DB
1721< \u00d0C
1722< DSB
1723< DSC
1724< EKSTRA_ARBEJDE
1725< EKSTRABUD0
1726< H\u00d8ST
1727< HAAG
1728< H\u00c5NDBOG
1729< HAANDV\u00c6RKSBANKEN
1730< Karl
1731< karl
1732< NIELS\u0020J\u00d8RGEN
1733< NIELS-J\u00d8RGEN
1734< NIELSEN
1735< R\u00c9E,\u0020A
1736< REE,\u0020B
1737< R\u00c9E,\u0020L
1738< REE,\u0020V
1739< SCHYTT,\u0020B
1740< SCHYTT,\u0020H
1741< SCH\u00dcTT,\u0020H
1742< SCHYTT,\u0020L
1743< SCH\u00dcTT,\u0020M
1744< SS
1745< \u00df
1746< SSA
1747< STORE\u0020VILDMOSE
1748< STOREK\u00c6R0
1749< STORM\u0020PETERSEN
1750< STORMLY
1751< THORVALD
1752< THORVARDUR
1753< \u00feORVAR\u00d0UR
1754< THYGESEN
1755< VESTERG\u00c5RD,\u0020A
1756< VESTERGAARD,\u0020A
1757< VESTERG\u00c5RD,\u0020B
1758< \u00c6BLE
1759< \u00c4BLE
1760< \u00d8BERG
1761< \u00d6BERG
1762
1763* compare
1764< andere
1765< chaque
1766< chemin
1767< cote
1768< cot\u00e9
1769< c\u00f4te
1770< c\u00f4t\u00e9
1771< \u010du\u010d\u0113t
1772< Czech
1773< hi\u0161a
1774< irdisch
1775< lie
1776< lire
1777< llama
1778< l\u00f5ug
1779< l\u00f2za
1780< lu\u010d
1781< luck
1782< L\u00fcbeck
1783< lye
1784< l\u00e4vi
1785< L\u00f6wen
1786< m\u00e0\u0161ta
1787< m\u00eer
1788< myndig
1789< M\u00e4nner
1790< m\u00f6chten
1791< pi\u00f1a
1792< pint
1793< pylon
1794< \u0161\u00e0ran
1795< savoir
1796< \u0160erb\u016bra
1797< Sietla
1798< \u015blub
1799< subtle
1800< symbol
1801< s\u00e4mtlich
1802< verkehrt
1803< vox
1804< v\u00e4ga
1805< waffle
1806< wood
1807< yen
1808< yuan
1809< yucca
1810< \u017eal
1811< \u017eena
1812< \u017den\u0113va
1813< zoo0
1814< Zviedrija
1815< Z\u00fcrich
1816< zysk0
1817< \u00e4ndere
1818
1819** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/hi_TestNewRules
1820# This test goes through new rules and tests against old rules
1821@ locale hi
1822* compare
1823< कॐ
1824< कं
1825< कँ
1826< कः
1827
1828** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/ro_TestNewRules
1829# This test goes through new rules and tests against old rules
1830@ locale ro
1831* compare
1832< xAx
1833< xă
1834< xĂ
1835< Xă
1836< XĂ
1837< xăx
1838< xĂx
1839< xâ
1840< xÂ
1841< Xâ
1842< XÂ
1843< xâx
1844< xÂx
1845< xb
1846< xIx
1847< xî
1848< xÎ
1849< Xî
1850< XÎ
1851< xîx
1852< xÎx
1853< xj
1854< xSx
1855< xș
1856= xş
1857< xȘ
1858= xŞ
1859< Xș
1860= Xş
1861< XȘ
1862= XŞ
1863< xșx
1864= xşx
1865< xȘx
1866= xŞx
1867< xT
1868< xTx
1869< xț
1870= xţ
1871< xȚ
1872= xŢ
1873< Xț
1874= Xţ
1875< XȚ
1876= XŢ
1877< xțx
1878= xţx
1879< xȚx
1880= xŢx
1881< xU
1882
1883** test: DataDrivenCollationTest/testOffsets
1884# This tests cases where forwards and backwards iteration get different offsets
1885@ locale en
1886% strength=tertiary
1887* compare
1888< a\uD800\uDC00\uDC00
1889< b\uD800\uDC00\uDC00
1890* compare
1891< \u0301A\u0301\u0301
1892< \u0301B\u0301\u0301
1893* compare
1894< abcd\r\u0301
1895< abce\r\u0301
1896# TODO: test offsets in new CollationTest
1897
1898# End of test cases moved here from ICU 52's DataDrivenCollationTest.txt.
1899
1900** test: was ICU 52 cmsccoll/TestRedundantRules
1901@ rules
1902& a < b < c < d& [before 1] c < m
1903* compare
1904<1 a
1905<1 b
1906<1 m
1907<1 c
1908<1 d
1909
1910@ rules
1911& a < b <<< c << d <<< e& [before 3] e <<< x
1912* compare
1913<1 a
1914<1 b
1915<3 c
1916<2 d
1917<3 x
1918<3 e
1919
1920@ rules
1921& a < b <<< c << d <<< e <<< f < g& [before 1] g < x
1922* compare
1923<1 a
1924<1 b
1925<3 c
1926<2 d
1927<3 e
1928<3 f
1929<1 x
1930<1 g
1931
1932@ rules
1933& a <<< b << c < d& a < m
1934* compare
1935<1 a
1936<3 b
1937<2 c
1938<1 m
1939<1 d
1940
1941@ rules
1942&a<b<<b\u0301 &z<b
1943* compare
1944<1 a
1945<1 b\u0301
1946<1 z
1947<1 b
1948
1949@ rules
1950&z<m<<<q<<<m
1951* compare
1952<1 z
1953<1 q
1954<3 m
1955
1956@ rules
1957&z<<<m<q<<<m
1958* compare
1959<1 z
1960<1 q
1961<3 m
1962
1963@ rules
1964& a < b < c < d& r < c
1965* compare
1966<1 a
1967<1 b
1968<1 d
1969<1 r
1970<1 c
1971
1972@ rules
1973& a < b < c < d& c < m
1974* compare
1975<1 a
1976<1 b
1977<1 c
1978<1 m
1979<1 d
1980
1981@ rules
1982& a < b < c < d& a < m
1983* compare
1984<1 a
1985<1 m
1986<1 b
1987<1 c
1988<1 d
1989
1990** test: was ICU 52 cmsccoll/TestExpansionSyntax
1991# The following two rules should sort the particular list of strings the same.
1992@ rules
1993&AE <<< a << b <<< c &d <<< f
1994* compare
1995<1 AE
1996<3 a
1997<2 b
1998<3 c
1999<1 d
2000<3 f
2001
2002@ rules
2003&A <<< a / E << b / E <<< c /E &d <<< f
2004* compare
2005<1 AE
2006<3 a
2007<2 b
2008<3 c
2009<1 d
2010<3 f
2011
2012# The following two rules should sort the particular list of strings the same.
2013@ rules
2014&AE <<< a <<< b << c << d < e < f <<< g
2015* compare
2016<1 AE
2017<3 a
2018<3 b
2019<2 c
2020<2 d
2021<1 e
2022<1 f
2023<3 g
2024
2025@ rules
2026&A <<< a / E <<< b / E << c / E << d / E < e < f <<< g
2027* compare
2028<1 AE
2029<3 a
2030<3 b
2031<2 c
2032<2 d
2033<1 e
2034<1 f
2035<3 g
2036
2037# The following two rules should sort the particular list of strings the same.
2038@ rules
2039&AE <<< B <<< C / D <<< F
2040* compare
2041<1 AE
2042<3 B
2043<3 F
2044<1 AED
2045<3 C
2046
2047@ rules
2048&A <<< B / E <<< C / ED <<< F / E
2049* compare
2050<1 AE
2051<3 B
2052<3 F
2053<1 AED
2054<3 C
2055
2056** test: never reorder trailing primaries
2057@ root
2058% reorder Zzzz Grek
2059* compare
2060<1 L
2061<1 字
2062<1 Ω
2063<1 \uFFFD
2064<1 \uFFFF
2065
2066** test: fall back to mappings with shorter prefixes, not immediately to ones with no prefixes
2067@ rules
2068&u=ab|cd
2069&v=b|ce
2070* compare
2071<1 abc
2072<1 abcc
2073<1 abcf
2074<1 abcd
2075= abu
2076<1 abce
2077= abv
2078
2079# With the following rules, there is only one prefix per composite ĉ or ç,
2080# but both prefixes apply to just c in NFD form.
2081# We would get different results for composed vs. NFD input
2082# if we fell back directly from longest-prefix mappings to no-prefix mappings.
2083@ rules
2084&x=op|ĉ
2085&y=p|ç
2086* compare
2087<1 opc
2088<2 opć
2089<1 opcz
2090<1 opd
2091<1 opĉ
2092= opc\u0302
2093= opx
2094<1 opç
2095= opc\u0327
2096= opy
2097
2098# The mapping is used which has the longest matching prefix for which
2099# there is also a suffix match, with the longest suffix match among several for that prefix.
2100@ rules
2101&❶=d
2102&❷=de
2103&❸=def
2104&①=c|d
2105&②=c|de
2106&③=c|def
2107&④=bc|d
2108&⑤=bc|de
2109&⑥=bc|def
2110&⑦=abc|d
2111&⑧=abc|de
2112&⑨=abc|def
2113* compare
2114<1 9aadzz
2115= 9aa❶zz
2116<1 9aadez
2117= 9aa❷z
2118<1 9aadef
2119= 9aa❸
2120<1 9acdzz
2121= 9ac①zz
2122<1 9acdez
2123= 9ac②z
2124<1 9acdef
2125= 9ac③
2126<1 9bcdzz
2127= 9bc④zz
2128<1 9bcdez
2129= 9bc⑤z
2130<1 9bcdef
2131= 9bc⑥
2132<1 abcdzz
2133= abc⑦zz
2134<1 abcdez
2135= abc⑧z
2136<1 abcdef
2137= abc⑨
2138
2139** test: prefix + discontiguous contraction with missing prefix contraction
2140# Unfortunate terminology: The first "prefix" here is the pre-context,
2141# the second "prefix" refers to the contraction/relation string that is
2142# one shorter than the one being tested.
2143@ rules
2144&x=p|e
2145&y=p|ê
2146&z=op|ê
2147# No mapping for op|e:
2148# Discontiguous contraction matching should not match op|ê in opệ
2149# because it would have to skip the dot below and extend a match on op|e by the circumflex,
2150# but there is no match on op|e.
2151* compare
2152<1 oPe
2153<1 ope
2154= opx
2155<1 opệ
2156= opy\u0323 # y not z
2157<1 opê
2158= opz
2159
2160# We cannot test for fallback by whether the contraction default CE32
2161# is for another contraction. With the following rules, there is no mapping for op|e,
2162# and the fallback to prefix p has no contractions.
2163@ rules
2164&x=p|e
2165&z=op|ê
2166* compare
2167<1 oPe
2168<1 ope
2169= opx
2170<2 opệ
2171= opx\u0323\u0302 # x not z
2172<1 opê
2173= opz
2174
2175# One more variation: Fallback to the simple code point, no shorter non-empty prefix.
2176@ rules
2177&x=e
2178&z=op|ê
2179* compare
2180<1 ope
2181= opx
2182<3 oPe
2183= oPx
2184<2 opệ
2185= opx\u0323\u0302 # x not z
2186<1 opê
2187= opz
2188
2189** test: maxVariable via rules
2190@ rules
2191[maxVariable space][alternate shifted]
2192* compare
2193= \u0020
2194= \u000A
2195<1 .
2196<1 ° # degree sign
2197<1 $
2198<1 0
2199
2200** test: maxVariable via setting
2201@ root
2202% maxVariable=currency
2203% alternate=shifted
2204* compare
2205= \u0020
2206= \u000A
2207= .
2208= ° # degree sign
2209= $
2210<1 0
2211
2212** test: ICU4J CollationMiscTest/TestContractionClosure (ää)
2213# This tests canonical closure, but it also tests that CollationFastLatin
2214# bails out properly for contractions with combining marks.
2215# For that we need pairs of strings that remain in the Latin fastpath
2216# long enough, hence the extra "= b" lines.
2217@ rules
2218&b=\u00e4\u00e4
2219* compare
2220<1 b
2221= \u00e4\u00e4
2222= b
2223= a\u0308a\u0308
2224= b
2225= \u00e4a\u0308
2226= b
2227= a\u0308\u00e4
2228
2229** test: ICU4J CollationMiscTest/TestContractionClosure (Å)
2230@ rules
2231&b=\u00C5
2232* compare
2233<1 b
2234= \u00C5
2235= b
2236= A\u030A
2237= b
2238= \u212B
2239
2240** test: reset-before on already-tailored characters, ICU ticket 10108
2241@ rules
2242&a<w<<x &[before 2]x<<y
2243* compare
2244<1 a
2245<1 w
2246<2 y
2247<2 x
2248
2249@ rules
2250&a<<w<<<x &[before 2]x<<y
2251* compare
2252<1 a
2253<2 y
2254<2 w
2255<3 x
2256
2257@ rules
2258&a<w<x &[before 2]x<<y
2259* compare
2260<1 a
2261<1 w
2262<1 y
2263<2 x
2264
2265@ rules
2266&a<w<<<x &[before 2]x<<y
2267* compare
2268<1 a
2269<1 y
2270<2 w
2271<3 x
2272
2273** test: numeric collation with other settings, ICU ticket 9092
2274@ root
2275% strength=identical
2276% caseFirst=upper
2277% numeric=on
2278* compare
2279<1 100\u0020a
2280<1 101
2281
2282** test: collation type fallback from unsupported type, ICU ticket 10149
2283@ locale fr-CA-u-co-phonebk
2284# Expect the same result as with fr-CA, using backwards-secondary order.
2285# That is, we should fall back from the unsupported collation type
2286# to the locale's default collation type.
2287* compare
2288<1 cote
2289<2 côte
2290<2 coté
2291<2 côté
2292
2293** test: @ is equivalent to [backwards 2], ICU ticket 9956
2294@ rules
2295&b<a @ &v<<w
2296* compare
2297<1 b
2298<1 a
2299<1 cote
2300<2 côte
2301<2 coté
2302<2 côté
2303<1 v
2304<2 w
2305<1 x
2306
2307** test: shifted+reordering, ICU ticket 9507
2308@ root
2309% reorder Grek punct space
2310% alternate=shifted
2311% strength=quaternary
2312# Which primaries are "variable" should be determined without script reordering,
2313# and then primaries should be reordered whether they are shifted to quaternary or not.
2314* compare
2315<4 ( # punctuation
2316<4 )
2317<4 \u0020 # space
2318<1 ` # symbol
2319<1 ^
2320<1 $ # currency symbol
2321<1 €
2322<1 0 # numbers
2323<1 ε # Greek
2324<1 e # Latin
2325<1 e(e
2326<4 e)e
2327<4 e\u0020e
2328<4 ee
2329<3 e(E
2330<4 e)E
2331<4 e\u0020E
2332<4 eE
2333
2334** test: "uppercase first" could sort a string before its prefix, ICU ticket 9351
2335@ rules
2336&\u0001<<<b<<<B
2337% caseFirst=upper
2338* compare
2339<1 aaa
2340<3 aaaB
2341
2342** test: secondary+case ignores secondary ignorables, ICU ticket 9355
2343@ rules
2344&\u0001<<<b<<<B
2345% strength=secondary
2346% caseLevel=on
2347* compare
2348<1 a
2349= ab
2350= aB
2351
2352** test: custom collation rules involving tail of a contraction in Malayalam, ICU ticket 6328
2353@ rules
2354&[before 2] ൌ << ൗ # U+0D57 << U+0D4C == 0D46+0D57
2355* compare
2356<1 ൗx
2357<2 ൌx
2358<1 ൗy
2359<2 ൌy
2360
2361** test: quoted apostrophe in compact syntax, ICU ticket 8204
2362@ rules
2363&q<<*a''c
2364* compare
2365<1 d
2366<1 p
2367<1 q
2368<2 a
2369<2 \u0027
2370<2 c
2371<1 r
b331163b
A
2372
2373# ICU ticket #8260 "Support all collation-related keywords in Collator.getInstance()"
2374** test: locale -u- with collation keywords, ICU ticket 8260
2375@ locale de-u-kv-sPace-ka-shifTed-kn-kk-falsE-kf-Upper-kc-tRue-ks-leVel4
2376* compare
2377<4 \u0020 # space is shifted, strength=quaternary
2378<1 ! # punctuation is regular
2379<1 2
2380<1 12 # numeric sorting
2381<1 B
2382<c b # uppercase first on case level
2383<1 x\u0301\u0308
2384<2 x\u0308\u0301 # normalization off
2385
2386** test: locale @ with collation keywords, ICU ticket 8260
2387@ locale fr@colbAckwards=yes;ColStrength=Quaternary;kv=currencY;colalternate=shifted
2388* compare
2389<4 $ # currency symbols are shifted, strength=quaternary
2390<1 àla
2391<2 alà # backwards secondary level
2392
2393** test: locale -u- with script reordering, ICU ticket 8260
2394@ locale el-u-kr-kana-SYMBOL-Grek-hani-cyrl-latn-digit-armn-deva-ethi-thai
2395* compare
2396<1 \u0020
2397<1 あ
2398<1 ☂
2399<1 Ω
2400<1 丂
2401<1 ж
2402<1 L
2403<1 4
2404<1 Ձ
2405<1 अ
2406<1 ሄ
2407<1 ฉ
2408
2409** test: locale @collation=type should be case-insensitive
2410@ locale de@coLLation=PhoneBook
2411* compare
2412<1 ae
2413<2 ä
2414<3 Ä
2415
2416** test: import root search rules plus German phonebook rules, ICU ticket 8962
2417@ locale de-u-co-search
2418* compare
2419<1 =
2420<1 ≠
2421<1 a
2422<1 ae
2423<2 ä
2424
2425# Once more, but with runtime builder.
2426@ rules
2427[import und-u-co-search][import de-u-co-phonebk]
2428* compare
2429<1 =
2430<1 ≠
2431<1 a
2432<1 ae
2433<2 ä
2434
2435# Once again, with import from "root" not "und" (as in a proper language tag).
2436@ rules
2437[import root-u-co-search][import de-u-co-phonebk]
2438* compare
2439<1 =
2440<1 ≠
2441<1 a
2442<1 ae
2443<2 ä
2444
2445** test: import rules from a language with non-Latin native script, and reset the reordering, ICU ticket 10998
2446# Greek should sort Greek first.
2447@ rules
2448[import el]
2449* compare
2450<1 4
2451<1 Ω
2452<1 L
2453
2454# Import Greek, and then reset the reordering.
2455@ rules
2456[import el][reorder Zzzz]
2457* compare
2458<1 4
2459<1 L
2460<1 Ω
2461
2462# "others" is a synonym for Zzzz.
2463@ rules
2464[import el][reorder others]
2465* compare
2466<1 4
2467<1 L
2468<1 Ω
2469
2470** test: regression test for CollationFastLatinBuilder, ICU ticket 11388
2471@ rules
2472&x<<aa<<<Aa<<<AA
2473% strength=secondary
2474* compare
2475<1 AA
2476<2 Aẩ
2477<2 aą
2478* compare
2479<1 AA
2480<2 aą
2481
2482** test: tailor tertiary-after a common tertiary where there is a lower one
2483# Assume that Hiragana small A has a below-common tertiary, and Hiragana A has a common one.
2484# See ICU ticket 11448 & CLDR ticket 7222.
2485@ rules
2486&あ<<<x<<<y<<<z
2487* compare
2488<1 ぁ
2489<3 あ
2490<3 x
2491<3 y
2492<3 z
2493<3 ァ
2494<1 い
2495
2496** test: tailor tertiary-after a below-common tertiary
2497@ rules
2498&ぁ<<<x<<<y<<<z
2499* compare
2500<1 ぁ
2501<3 x
2502<3 y
2503<3 z
2504<3 あ
2505<3 ァ
2506<1 い
2507
2508** test: tailor tertiary-before a common tertiary where there is a lower one
2509@ rules
2510&[before 3]あ<<<x<<<y<<<z
2511* compare
2512<1 ぁ
2513<3 x
2514<3 y
2515<3 z
2516<3 あ
2517<3 ァ
2518<1 い
2519
2520** test: tailor tertiary-before a below-common tertiary
2521@ rules
2522&[before 3]ぁ<<<x<<<y<<<z
2523* compare
2524<1 x
2525<3 y
2526<3 z
2527<3 ぁ
2528<3 あ
2529<3 ァ
2530<1 い
2531
2532** test: reorder single scripts not groups, ICU ticket 11449
2533@ root
2534% reorder Goth Latn
2535* compare
2536<1 4
2537<1 𐌰 # Gothic
2538<1 L
2539<1 Ω
2540# Before ICU 55, the following reordered together with Gothic.
2541<1 𐌈 # Old Italic
2542<1 𐑐 # Shavian