GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 247105
Contacts doesn't pick surnames as expected when using an alphabet that has multiple letters representing one letter
Last modified: 2004-10-01 00:39:42 UTC
Description of Problem: When Evo is set to a language that has multiple letters representing a single letter, such as Welsh, where ch, ph, ll and others are considered a single letter, contacts doesn't work as expected. For example, picking "ph" from the list on the right-hand side displays all surnames starting with either p or h, not all surnames that start with ph. Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Switch to a locale such as cy (and have the .mo files installed - available from http://muse.19inch.net/~daf/gnome-cy/cy.mo.tar.gz) 2. Open Evo and switch to the Contacts view (Cysylltion in Welsh) 3. Ensure you have contacts whose surnames start with p and h 4. Select "ph" from the list of letters on the right-hand side Actual Results: Evo displays contacts whose surnames start with either p or h Expected Results: Evo should display contacts whose surnames start with ph How often does this happen? Always Additional Information: A screenshot is available at http://big.tgb.org.uk/~tgb/evo.png showing this behaviour. This behaviour happens for all double-letter letters, not just ph :)
in evo-2.0, the index tabs are gone, so this is invalid.