On 12/4/20 7:29 PM, Sam Whited wrote:
I don't understand this, if you get out bytes why would they be different to what was in the stream?
Often you don't get raw bytes from your XML parser, but an instance of your programming language's native String type. But often your programming language provides an API to encode that String to UTF-8 encoded bytes, which *should* match exactly the bytes on the wire.
My problem with your proposal is that it uses bytes. I don't get why you want to use bytes here. You most certainly will obtain from your XML parser a type that can be converted to a sequence of Unicode code points.
Hence I think your proposal should use code points instead. And then, if I am not mistaken, your proposal matches my proposal for opportunistic interoperability as fallback.
- Florian
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