If a string literal contains a non-ASCII character (common examples are
'curly quotes' or £ signes) then the n-triples serialization produces output which gives an error when processing by rapper.
Not sure whether this is rapper applying stricter rules about what should be in n-triples than RDF.rb does, or whether RDF.rb is escaping incorrectly.
Might be a bug in RDF.rb, or might just be rapper being super-strict with the standards
If a string literal contains a non-ASCII character (common examples are 'curly quotes' or £ signes) then the n-triples serialization produces output which gives an error when processing by rapper.
Not sure whether this is rapper applying stricter rules about what should be in n-triples than RDF.rb does, or whether RDF.rb is escaping incorrectly.
Might be a bug in RDF.rb, or might just be rapper being super-strict with the standards