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Steinar H. Gunderson authored
strnxfrm has a large set of flags that are not actually used by anything _except_ our own debugging function weight_string(). Since this function is not meant for end users (only for people developing collations), we can remove some complexity. The actual concept of reversing some levels remains valid, but we currently have no collations doing it, and if they are to do it, it should be a property of what the collation's strnxfrm function does, not something the strnxfrm caller decides through a flag. Change-Id: I65c56dba05114a9473ebac11ba07a79e0f190666
Steinar H. Gunderson authoredstrnxfrm has a large set of flags that are not actually used by anything _except_ our own debugging function weight_string(). Since this function is not meant for end users (only for people developing collations), we can remove some complexity. The actual concept of reversing some levels remains valid, but we currently have no collations doing it, and if they are to do it, it should be a property of what the collation's strnxfrm function does, not something the strnxfrm caller decides through a flag. Change-Id: I65c56dba05114a9473ebac11ba07a79e0f190666
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