> > I propose that: > > - The Unicode strings within RDF literals are required to be in NFC. > - We note that literals whose unicode strings start with a combining > character may not be serializable in an XML document that conforms with > forthcoming Character Model Recommendations. > - We include a test case of such a literal as legal, to be reviewed if > Charmod reaches rec before we do. > > And that in the definition of the RDF graph we use MUST language, whereas in the discussion of RDF/XML we indicate that parsers SHOULD use normalizing transcoders, (with a reference to a CHARMOD WD). Issue: do we want a note saying that non normalized unicode input MUST NOT be normalized. (This is one of the safe guards in charmod, but it assumes that specs are defining a processing model, and we are not).Received on Thursday, 14 March 2002 09:00:09 EST
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