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Subject: RE: [office-formula] Summary 2010-09-07 - IRI vs URI
Oh, what I should have said, because of the mapping ambiguity, is that every IRI has an encoding that is a URI. Not every URI is an encoding of an IRI that is not a URI and some URIs have %-encodings that do not satisfy the IRI %-encoding requirements. What we want to rule out is the last group as well as deal with manifest:full-path and the Zip directory file name. - Dennis -----Original Message----- From: Dennis E. Hamilton [mailto:dennis.hamilton@acm.org] Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 21:55 To: 'Andreas J. Guelzow' Cc: 'dwheeler@dwheeler.com'; 'office-formula@lists.oasis-open.org' Subject: RE: [office-formula] Summary 2010-09-07 - IRI vs URI Andreas, Thanks for pointing out that language in [RFC3987]. Here's my extended analysis of what is involved with that. I believe the statement patently incorrect if read to mean that IRIs and URIs are co-extensive and there is nothing that needs to be done. The IRI specification would be very short and not have to pay attention to mappings and when and how they apply were it literally true. They would also not require a separate grammar for IRIs. Whatever the case, I believe it is necessary to say exactly how we expect IRIs to be mapped to URIs, what the admissable IRIs are in the case of relative references to package files and subdocuments, and what the corresponding manifest:full-path and Zip directory file names are. [ ... ]
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