I have a concrete example:
When I have following strings ['BSS84/A2', 'BSS84/DG', 'BSS84'],
default sorting results in:
BSS84/A2 -> BSS84/DG -> BSS84
But the customer wants them sorted like
BSS84 -> BSS84/A2 -> BSS84/DG
What's the easiest way to accomplish this?
Do I need to write a custom comparator function or can I use some <xsl:sort>
shortcuts or is the only way to use collations?
Thx in advance,
Robby Pelssers
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