Jan Grant wrote: > On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, pat hayes wrote: > > >>Well, OK, but guys, he has a point. Why not just tweak Ntriples to >>allow all of ASCII? That wouldn't break any of our stuff and it would >>be generally good-citizen-ish. > > > I believe that the (tacit) motivation is to maintain some level of > compatibility with N3, where (in particular) "-" is a reserved > character. I was sure there was a reason and was waiting for it to appear. I expect a response, probably from Dave, along the lines of: - lunch ain't free - because RDF/XML is not restricted to US ascii, but permits international characters, an implementation must do some processing to translate RDF/XML bnode ID's to b-triples bnode IDs - the n-triple b-node id's are designed to be compatible with N3 as some implementations use N3 processors should put this one to bed. BrianReceived on Thursday, 30 October 2003 05:10:26 EST
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