Compare and sort Greek Strings

Inspired from the article Compare and sort Strings, I hereby present an example of Collators and Comparators with Strings that contain Greek letters.

import java.text.Collator;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Locale;

public class GreekCollator {
private static final Locale GREEK_LOCALE = new Locale("el", "GR");
private static final int NO_COLLATOR = -1;

 private enum CollatorEnum {
  NoCollator(NO_COLLATOR),
  Primary(Collator.PRIMARY),
  Secondary(Collator.SECONDARY),
  Tertiary(Collator.TERTIARY),
  Identical(Collator.IDENTICAL);
  
  private int collatorStrength;
  CollatorEnum(int collatorStrength) {
   this.collatorStrength = collatorStrength;
  }
 }

/**
* @param args
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {
 List<String> words = Arrays.asList("άλλος", "αλάνι", "βασικός", "ελεύθερος", "Ελεύθερος", "Άλλος", "Αλάνι");

System.out.println(words + " - Original Data\n");
  sort(words, CollatorEnum.NoCollator); // don't use a collator
  sort(words, CollatorEnum.Primary);
  sort(words, CollatorEnum.Secondary);
  sort(words, CollatorEnum.Tertiary);
  sort(words, CollatorEnum.Identical);

  System.out.println();
  compare("αβγ", "ΆΒΓ", CollatorEnum.NoCollator);
  compare("αβγ", "ΆΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Primary);
  compare("αβγ", "ΆΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Secondary);
  compare("αβγ", "ΆΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Tertiary);
  compare("αβγ", "ΆΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Identical);

  System.out.println();
  compare("αβγ", "ΑΒΓ", CollatorEnum.NoCollator);
  compare("αβγ", "ΑΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Primary);
  compare("αβγ", "ΑΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Secondary);
  compare("αβγ", "ΑΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Tertiary);
  compare("αβγ", "ΆΒΓ", CollatorEnum.Identical);
}

private static void sort(List<String> aWords, CollatorEnum collatorEnum) {
  if (collatorEnum.collatorStrength < 0) {
   Collections.sort(aWords);
  } else {
   Collator collator = Collator.getInstance(GREEK_LOCALE);
   collator.setStrength(collatorEnum.collatorStrength);
   Collections.sort(aWords, collator);
  }
  System.out.println(aWords.toString() + " " + collatorEnum);
  }

  private static void compare(String aThis, String aThat, CollatorEnum collatorEnum) {
 int comparison = 999;
  if (collatorEnum.collatorStrength < 0) {
   comparison = aThis.compareTo(aThat);
  } else {
   Collator collator = Collator.getInstance(GREEK_LOCALE);
   collator.setStrength(collatorEnum.collatorStrength);
   comparison = collator.compare(aThis, aThat);
  }
  if (comparison == 0) {
   System.out.println("Collator sees them as the same : " + aThis
     + ", " + aThat + " - " + collatorEnum);
  } else {
   System.out.println("Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : " + aThis
     + ", " + aThat + " - " + collatorEnum);
  }
}

}

Here is the output of the program, for your comments.

[άλλος, αλάνι, βασικός, ελεύθερος, Ελεύθερος, Άλλος, Αλάνι] - Original Data

[Άλλος, Αλάνι, Ελεύθερος, άλλος, αλάνι, βασικός, ελεύθερος] NoCollator
[Αλάνι, αλάνι, Άλλος, άλλος, βασικός, Ελεύθερος, ελεύθερος] Primary
[Αλάνι, αλάνι, Άλλος, άλλος, βασικός, Ελεύθερος, ελεύθερος] Secondary
[αλάνι, Αλάνι, άλλος, Άλλος, βασικός, ελεύθερος, Ελεύθερος] Tertiary
[αλάνι, Αλάνι, άλλος, Άλλος, βασικός, ελεύθερος, Ελεύθερος] Identical

Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : αβγ, ΆΒΓ - NoCollator
Collator sees them as the same : αβγ, ΆΒΓ - Primary
Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : αβγ, ΆΒΓ - Secondary
Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : αβγ, ΆΒΓ - Tertiary
Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : αβγ, ΆΒΓ - Identical

Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : αβγ, ΑΒΓ - NoCollator
Collator sees them as the same : αβγ, ΑΒΓ - Primary
Collator sees them as the same : αβγ, ΑΒΓ - Secondary
Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : αβγ, ΑΒΓ - Tertiary
Collator sees them as DIFFERENT  : αβγ, ΆΒΓ - Identical

References

1. Java Practices, Compare and sort Strings.