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[[ Simple Case ]] Add local parameter to toLower & toUpper #6783
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This patch adds a locale parameter to `toLower` and `toUpper` allowing scripts to specify the locale that should be used for case mapping. If empty then the simple non-language specific case mapping will be used. The new parameter is optional and without the parameter the detected system locale continues to be used for case mapping.
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This patch adds a locale parameter to
toLowerandtoUpperallowingscripts to specify the locale that should be used for case mapping. If
empty then the simple non-language specific case mapping will be used.
The new parameter is optional and without the parrameter the detected
system locale continues to be used for case mapping.