Hi
I had the same problem and tracked down the issue. Here is the deal:
- in XmpTagsMetadata.cs, the function Read() loops on the
SemWeb.Statement in the store and reads what is stored in each
statement's "object":
string stmt_obj_str = stmt.Object.ToString();
- Now this "object" is a Resource, more precisely here the Literal
implementation of Resource (see semweb/Resource.cs).
- Let's look at what the ToString() function does for a Literal:
[...]
ret.Append('"');
ret.Append(N3Writer.Escape(Value));
ret.Append('"');
[...]
Here we have two interesting things: the extra quotes used by the
XMP patch to find the string and remove the Language and DataType
appended by ToString() (see end of the function) and the
"N3Writer.Escape" thingy.
- The original string (Value) is encoded as specified by the N-Triples
format for RDF [1]. So for example, 'é' which would be stored in the
XML as 'é' will be changed into '\u00E9' :-(.
The bad news is the getter for Value is not accessible, so no easy
fix... I was able to have the tags imported properly by simply
changing the line:
ret.Append(N3Writer.Escape(Value));
into:
ret.Append(Value);
I am not sure modifying SemWeb is the best thing to do though. Any ideas?
--
Cosme
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[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-testcases/#ntriples
On 7/7/06, Stephane Delcroix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bengt,
>
> confirmed also for french tags (like ones with 'ç')
> i'll also try to find out why...
>
> S
> [...]
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