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US-ASCII characters versus XML characters ... why such a hugediscrepancy?
- From: "Costello, Roger L." <costello@mitre.org>
- To: "xml-dev@lists.xml.org" <xml-dev@lists.xml.org>
- Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2012 13:59:27 +0000
Hi Folks,
Below is a table that shows the US-ASCII characters (decimal value) in the left column and the right column indicates whether the character is allowed in XML documents.
Questions:
1. Why does XML not support many of the US-ASCII characters? Of the 127 US-ASCII characters, 28 characters are not allowed in XML documents; that is, 22% of the US-ASCII characters are not supported by XML.
2. I am creating an XML Schema for an RFC that allows all 127 US-ASCII characters. What should I do for the 28 US-ASCII characters that are supported by the RFC but not supported by XML?
Decimal value of
US-ASCII character | Is an XML character?
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1 | No
2 | No
3 | No
4 | No
5 | No
6 | No
7 | No
8 | No
9 | Yes
10 | Yes
11 | No
12 | No
13 | Yes
14 | No
15 | No
16 | No
17 | No
18 | No
19 | No
20 | No
21 | No
22 | No
23 | No
24 | No
25 | No
26 | No
27 | No
28 | No
29 | No
30 | No
31 | No
32-127 | Yes
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