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On 31 January 2013 23:23, Jim Melton <jim.melton@oracle.com> wrote: > Roger, > > I'd like to observe that this is in no way an "XML problem", nor should an > XML solution be pursued (e.g., identity transforms). This is a file > encoding problem in the form of a character normalization form. If one > deals with information sources that randomly encode characters using both > precomposed and decomposed forms, or characters based on appearance on one > medium or another, then one must decide how to resolve the problem based on > those facts. > Maybe this is not a "XML problem", but how you use XML problem. A writter style problem. If you are XML author, choosing währung for the money is a bad idea, like choosing l0l0ll0Ol0lOl1OOll is a bad identifier (for humans). Maybe l0l0ll0Ol0lOl1OOll is a valid name, but will create confusion (for humans). So you avoid währung, and you choose any other word to describe the same parameter. As for XML technologies. I don' know. I am not a XML expert like most people in this mail list. In MySQL you have the concept of "collation", that include stuff like how to alfabetically order texts, when to match two strings. Collation decides if searching for "Los Ãngeles" you find "los angeles", "Los ángeles" and other strings that are composed of a string of different bytes. I don't know if XPath have "collations" that could be used to tell him to search währung and trigger wen it finds the different ways to write währung. -- -- â±in del â³ensaje. [Date Prev] | [Thread Prev] | [Thread Next] | [Date Next] -- [Date Index] | [Thread Index] |
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