Why would you want to do this? In most cases, it doesn't make sense. But I
guess there are ways to do this in most programming languages. "collation"
is a technique that may be useful. This is not specific to DBpedia, so
you're probably better off looking elsewhere.
On Dec 23, 2013 11:41 PM, "Ali G
Anyway to convert Unicode to normal characters like e with the two dots
should be converted to the normal e ?
On Mon, Dec 23, 2013 at 10:39 PM, Jona Christopher Sahnwaldt <
j...@sahnwaldt.de> wrote:
> You didn't tell us in which part of the response you encountered this
> string, but I assume it
You didn't tell us in which part of the response you encountered this
string, but I assume it was part of a http://dbpedia.org/resource/ URI. In
that case, it's not a bug. "%C5%84" is the URI-escape sequence for the
non-ASCII character "ń". DBpedia English uses URIs, not IRIs. URIs must not
contain
Hello friends and fellow geeks,
Any way in SPARQL to make sure I don't get garbled up text with Unicode
issues.
I am having occurrences of something like this after I run my query.
Andrzej_Piotr_Ruszczy%C5%84ski
It is probably because the Virtuoso Sparql server doesn't do URL decoding
properly.
