Format/string
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The string format can be used to express sequences (strings) of zero or more unicode characters.
Strings cannot contain markup, unless it's escaped (in which case it isn't really markup).
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[edit] Examples
| Example | Meaning |
|---|---|
| a | The 1-character string, "a" |
| Hello, World | The 10-character string, "Hello, World" |
| ☃ | The 1-character string containing the character at codepoint 9731 (U+2603) 'SNOWMAN' |
| The 0-character empty string | |
| hello | bad syntax - contains non-character content (to make the text be italic) |
| <i>hello</i> | The 12-character string, "<i>hello</i>" |
| bad syntax - contains non-character content (an HTML link) |
[edit] RDF Mapping
Corresponds to RDF Plain Literals (without language tags).
Value space corresponds to RDF Plain Literals (without language tags) and xsd:strings.
[edit] Issues
What about whitespace? --- included
What about HTML entities? --- expanded, but don't use the non-standard ones, since LDT parsers are not required to process them.
[edit] Support
Targeted for implementation by ... @@implementations
Particular test cases passed by .... @@implementations
