With my QA hat on (I know, I know - it's always on) I looked closely at
the processing rules in section 5. My intent was to identify edge
conditions. Some of these may be already addressed by existing tests,
but others will be a better judge of that than I.
5.4. CURIEs
1. When the datatype of an attribute is CURIE or CURIEs, a CURIE that
uses an unmapped prefix MUST be ignored.
2. A prefix can be remapped. CURIEs using the same prefix with
different mappings (in different scopes, of course) MUST resolve
to different URIs, and therefore generate different triples.
3. Prefix mappings have scope. A prefix mapping cannot be used
outside of its scope. A CURIE that references an out of scope
prefix must be ignored.
4. It is possible to define a relative mapping (e.g.,
xmlns:ex="something.html#") which will then be interpreted
according to the setting of "base".
5.5. Sequence
1. xml:lang has scope. A language set in one scope MUST NOT effect
any other scope.
2. @xmlns is used to define prefixes. In section 5.4.2 it says that
relative URIs are transformed relative to base prior to being used
in triples. In section 5.5 step 2 it says they are not (or
implies they are not). Which is correct?
There are likely more, but I am supposedly on holiday now so I am just
going to send this bit.
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