On Sat, 5 Jun 2004, Jim Correia wrote:
> It is probably safe to URI encode non-ascii values based on the current
> locale. However, if you hit a URI reserved character, like %, it isn't
> safe to assume it is needs encoding. (If what follows are not two hex
> digits, the % needed encoded, but if what follows *is* two hex digits,
> it may still need encoding. Only the person who wrote the URI knows for
> sure.)
>
One could choose not to encode the % under the assumption that percent
characters aren't very common in repository URLs. So the user has to
encode %, but not "räksmörgås". I think that would be a better solution
than the current situation. As it stands now, using non-ASCII in
subversion URLs is just not very fun at all...
//Peter
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Received on Sat Jun 5 23:06:47 2004