Examples of java.text.CollationKey.compareTo()

java.text.CollationKey.compareTo()
Compare this CollationKey to the target CollationKey. The collation rules of the Collator object which created these keys are applied. Note: CollationKeys created by different Collators can not be compared. @param target target CollationKey @return Returns an integer value. Value is less than zero if this is lessthan target, value is zero if this and target are equal and value is greater than zero if this is greater than target. @see java.text.Collator#compare

        n2String = k.m_col.getCollationKey(r2.str());
      }


      // Use collation keys for faster compare, but note that whitespaces 
      // etc... are treated differently from if we were comparing Strings.
      result = n1String.compareTo(n2String);


      //Process caseOrder parameter
      if (k.m_caseOrderUpper)
      {
        String tempN1 = n1String.getSourceString().toLowerCase();

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        n2String = k.m_col.getCollationKey(r2.str());
      }


      // Use collation keys for faster compare, but note that whitespaces 
      // etc... are treated differently from if we were comparing Strings.
      result = n1String.compareTo(n2String);


      //Process caseOrder parameter
      if (k.m_caseOrderUpper)
      {
        String tempN1 = n1String.getSourceString().toLowerCase();

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        n2String = k.m_col.getCollationKey(r2.str());
      }


      // Use collation keys for faster compare, but note that whitespaces 
      // etc... are treated differently from if we were comparing Strings.
      result = n1String.compareTo(n2String);


      //Process caseOrder parameter
      if (k.m_caseOrderUpper)
      {
        String tempN1 = n1String.getSourceString().toLowerCase();

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        n2String = k.m_col.getCollationKey(r2.str());
      }


      // Use collation keys for faster compare, but note that whitespaces 
      // etc... are treated differently from if we were comparing Strings.
      result = n1String.compareTo(n2String);


      //Process caseOrder parameter
      if (k.m_caseOrderUpper)
      {
        String tempN1 = n1String.getSourceString().toLowerCase();

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        n2String = k.m_col.getCollationKey(r2.str());
      }


      // Use collation keys for faster compare, but note that whitespaces 
      // etc... are treated differently from if we were comparing Strings.
      result = n1String.compareTo(n2String);


      //Process caseOrder parameter
      if (k.m_caseOrderUpper)
      {
        String tempN1 = n1String.getSourceString().toLowerCase();

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        n2String = k.m_col.getCollationKey(r2.str());
      }


      // Use collation keys for faster compare, but note that whitespaces 
      // etc... are treated differently from if we were comparing Strings.
      result = n1String.compareTo(n2String);


      //Process caseOrder parameter
      if (k.m_caseOrderUpper)
      {
        String tempN1 = n1String.getSourceString().toLowerCase();

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        n2String = k.m_col.getCollationKey(r2.str());
      }


      // Use collation keys for faster compare, but note that whitespaces 
      // etc... are treated differently from if we were comparing Strings.
      result = n1String.compareTo(n2String);


      //Process caseOrder parameter
      if (k.m_caseOrderUpper)
      {
        String tempN1 = n1String.getSourceString().toLowerCase();

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