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Michael Kay <mike@saxonica.com> changed:
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--- Comment #3 from Michael Kay <mike@saxonica.com> ---
My recommendation would be to state that for XPath regular expressions:
"If a Unicode Block name appears (in the construct \p{IsBlockName} or
\P{IsBlockName}) that is not defined in any version of Unicode recognized by
the processor, the regular expression is invalid".
(Note: XSD 1.1 recommends treating an unrecognized block name as matching any
character, but allows other semantics at user option. XSD 1.0 is open to
interpretation on the question. Both the names of Unicode blocks and the
characters assigned to them have changed from one version of Unicode to
another; processors are free to choose which version(s) of Unicode block names
are recognized.)
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