RE: Non-ascii string processing?

From: jon@spin.ie
Date: Tue Oct 07 2003 - 12:01:25 CST

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> A W3C XML Schema Language validator needs a character based API to
> correctly implement the minLength and maxLength facets on xsd:string
> and types derived from it. Perhpas you would argue that the schema
> language should itself be written in terms of grapheme clusters
> rather than characters,

If it were so specified there would be great difficulties involved in tailoring grapheme clusters.

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