Re: char equivalence classes in search - why not symmetric?

[Richard Stallman]

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  > > Currently the user can either search for "any kind of e" or "only é"
  > > or "only è" or "only ê", etc.

  > That would still be the case.

  > The only difference would be that when s?he wants to search for "any
  > kind of e" s?he can use any of the equivalent e-chars.  Any of [eéèêæë]
  > would behave the same as `e' does not, when searching for any of [eéèêæë].

This seems to be a miscommunication.

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