p:to-char unsupported character: \p{L}

[jmikedupont2]

[ERROR] Error on line 21 column 21 of antlr_4-to-w3c.xq:
  p:to-char  unsupported character: \p{L}
     invoked by function call at jar:file:/mnt/data1/2023/11/15/convert/convert.jar!/de/b\
ottlecaps/convert/xq/antlr_4/antlr_4-to-w3c.xq#197
     invoked by function call at jar:file:/mnt/data1/2023/11/15/convert/convert.jar!/de/b\
ottlecaps/convert/xq/antlr_4/antlr_4-to-w3c.xq#311

[yegor256]

@jmikedupont2 conert.jar doesn't support this regex syntax :(

[jmikedupont2]

ok so that is the unsupported syntax in the input grammar? alright, well since it is not open source I am going try another solution https://github.com/vorpal-research/grammar-converter It looks like the convert.jar is just a collection of xq and xslt files so I suppose I could get them running but first the author needs to put a license on them that allows that.

[yegor256]

@jmikedupont2 indeed, the convert is not open source. I had to modify my grammar in order to make it work: replace \p{L} with [a-zA-Z]

[jmikedupont2]

Okay but making a program that depends on non-open source and calling it open source is kind of a trick now because I feel like I've been tricked

[jmikedupont2]

My entire reason for using open sources because I can change it and fix problems like this and now I can't

[yegor256]

@jmikedupont2 totally agree