text: /**
   * When search a table with accented characters, it can be frustrating to have
   * an input such as _Zurich_ not match _Zürich_ in the table (`u !== ü`). This
   * type based search plug-in replaces the built-in string formatter in
   * DataTables with a function that will remove replace the accented characters
   * with their unaccented counterparts for fast and easy filtering.
   *
   * Note that with the accented characters being replaced, a search input using
   * accented characters will no longer match. The second example below shows
   * how the function can be used to remove accents from the search input as well,
   * to mitigate this problem.
   *
   *  @summary Replace accented characters with unaccented counterparts
   *  @name Accent neutralise
   *  @author Allan Jardine
   *
   *  @example
   *    $(document).ready(function() {
   *        $('#example').dataTable();
   *    } );
   *
   *  @example
   *    $(document).ready(function() {
   *        var table = $('#example').dataTable();
   *
   *        // Remove accented character from search input as well
   *        $('#myInput').keyup( function () {
   *          table
   *            .search(
   *              jQuery.fn.DataTable.ext.type.search.string( this )
   *            )
   *            .draw()
   *        } );
   *    } );
   */
  
  jQuery.fn.DataTable.ext.type.search.string = function(data) {
      return ! data ?
          '' :
          typeof data === 'string' ?
          data
          .replace(/έ/g, 'ε')
          .replace(/ύ/g, 'υ')
          .replace(/ό/g, 'ο')
          .replace(/ώ/g, 'ω')
          .replace(/ά/g, 'α')
          .replace(/ί/g, 'ι')
          .replace(/ή/g, 'η')
          .replace(/\n/g, ' ')
          .replace(/á/g, 'a')
          .replace(/é/g, 'e')
          .replace(/í/g, 'i')
          .replace(/ó/g, 'o')
          .replace(/ú/g, 'u')
          .replace(/ê/g, 'e')
          .replace(/î/g, 'i')
          .replace(/ô/g, 'o')
          .replace(/è/g, 'e')
          .replace(/ï/g, 'i')
          .replace(/ü/g, 'u')
          .replace(/ç/g, 'c')
          .replace(/ì/g, 'i') :
          data;
  };