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When writing rules for a W3C standard like SPARQL using the notation specified in the XML standard it would be quite convenient if there was some support of converting unicode code points to machines matching utf-8 encoded code point.
#x00c0 converts to the state machine 0xc3 0x80 [#0x00c0-0x00d0]converts to the state machine 0xc3 0x80..0x96 [#x037F-#x1FFF]converts to 0xCD 0xBF | 0xCE..0xDF 0x80..0xBF | 0xE0..0xE1 0x80..0xBF 0x80..0xBF
(I have not yet verified the examples above, but I hope the idea is clear)
The syntax \u could be used as an alternative to the syntax #x for code points.
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When writing rules for a W3C standard like SPARQL using the notation specified in the XML standard it would be quite convenient if there was some support of converting unicode code points to machines matching utf-8 encoded code point.
E.g. (from the SPARQL specification):
#x00c0
converts to the state machine 0xc3 0x80[#0x00c0-0x00d0]
converts to the state machine 0xc3 0x80..0x96[#x037F-#x1FFF]
converts to 0xCD 0xBF | 0xCE..0xDF 0x80..0xBF | 0xE0..0xE1 0x80..0xBF 0x80..0xBF(I have not yet verified the examples above, but I hope the idea is clear)
The syntax \u could be used as an alternative to the syntax #x for code points.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: