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When formatting IRIs that use the base prefix, the NodeFormatterTTL transforms all values into percent encoded ASCII strings. Internally, however, the TurtleStar parser codes these IRIs correctly as UTF8. For example,
I'm not sure how this issue is most easily resolved. We could of course provide a separate node formatter implementation, but it seems like there should be some flag or other to fix this...
When formatting IRIs that use the base prefix, the
NodeFormatterTTLtransforms all values into percent encoded ASCII strings. Internally, however, the TurtleStar parser codes these IRIs correctly as UTF8. For example,will be converted into:
and converting this back to Turtle* will then yield:
and the resources will thus not be equivalent.
I'm not sure how this issue is most easily resolved. We could of course provide a separate node formatter implementation, but it seems like there should be some flag or other to fix this...