XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer's Reference, 4th Edition (652 page)
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Authors: Michael Kay
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Character Ranges
A
character range
(which is always part of a
character group
) defines a set of permitted characters that contains either a single character or a range of characters occupying adjacent Unicode codepoints.
If you are comparing these rules with the ones in XML Schema Part 2, be sure to look at the second edition; the original XML Schema Recommendation got this syntax badly wrong. In fact, there are still a couple of errors in the second edition.
| Construct | Syntax |
| charRange | codepointRange | XmlCharIncDash |
| codepointRange | charOrEsc - charOrEsc |
| charOrEsc | XmlChar | SingleCharEsc |
| XmlChar | Any XML character except[]\- |
| XmlCharIncDash | Any XML character except[]\ |
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