Re: Is it possible to use UTF8 IRIs in Turtle?

As a practical complement to what Andy wrote, UTF-8 is just like another character encoding. If you use a well behaved text editor like gvim , you can set file encoding to utf-8 by typing :set fileencoding=utf-8 and the Turtle or SPARQL you type will be OK. As

Re: Is it possible to use UTF8 IRIs in Turtle?

On 31/12/2020 07:50, Laura Morales wrote: Is there a way to write UTF8 IRIs with Turtle without all the %-encoded characters? I mean like this or or ex:"alice smith"? Just write the codepoint you want. Spaces are never legal in IRIs.