ngonga
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10 years ago What happens if you set language tags in the target dataset?
The tool gives incorrect results when strings containing non ASCII characters are compared. For example:
1.
configuration screenshot-mapping <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/631599/2576966/205cea22-b978-11e3-9013-b2dba62017c7.png>2.
instance in the source graph screenshot-source-instance <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/631599/2576969/2502766e-b978-11e3-993a-41e42f1869ab.png>3.
instance in the target graph screenshot-target-instance <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/631599/2576970/296a63a6-b978-11e3-8f60-0078047a8a5c.png>Those two instances should have been in the accepted-short.ttl instead of the review-short.ttl. Since this is not an issue when the strings only contain ASCII characters, I presume that this happened because the strings contained character 'ž' which is UTF-8 character.
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vukm
The tool gives incorrect results when strings containing non ASCII characters are compared. For example:
Those two instances should have been in the accepted-short.ttl instead of the review-short.ttl. Since this is not an issue when the strings only contain ASCII characters, I presume that this happened because the strings contained character 'ž' which is UTF-8 character.