Hey Kendall.
On 4/28/06, Kendall Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Folks,
Since Literal.n3() doesn't do any escaping, the ntriples serializer
emits illegal NTriples (so, " chars aren't escaped, for example).
Actually, I'm pretty sure by virtue of:
encoded = self.encode('unicode-escape')
It does cover a majority of the required escaping. From my brief
perusal, it seems to me that the only explicit escaping required would
be for the " (double quote) character and the "\U extension introduced
by NTriples spec."
The latter might require some REGEX trickery that is beyond me (I'm
not generally very familiar with the ins-and-outs of unicode
escaping), but since the double quote character is the only one used
to enclose strings, I made the following change which should be
sufficient:
encoded = self.encode('unicode-escape').replace('"','\\"')
from rdflib import Literal
Literal('" a string"').n3()
'"\\" a string\\""'
The extra \ is due to python's own escaping for output and would be
left out of serialization. I've checked in the changes
Chimezie
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