Re: [vwrap] Removing first name / last name assumptions?

[Meadhbh Hamrick <[e-mail]>]

not sure what you're going for here...

the example is not valid XML, but i think your recommendation is
simply to use XML-like tags in the string that gets put inside the
transfer encoding,

so if you encoded it with JSON it would be something like:

{ "name": "<first>simon</first><last>le bon</last>"}

or with XML, it would be encoded as:

<llsd>
  <map>
    <key>name</key>
    <string>&lt;first&gt;simon&lt;/first&gt;&lt;last&gt;le
bon&lt;/last&gt;</string>
  </map>
</llsd>

?
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On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 7:32 AM, Dzonatas Sol <[e-mail]> wrote:
> Barry Leiba wrote:
>>
>>  Here's a
>> sampling of agent-identifiers, each within quotes just to make it
>> clear where they start and end:
>>   " Joshua Linden "
>>   ".Joshua.Linden."  (another way to represent the same thing)
>>   "/Joshua/Linden/"  (a third)
>>   "XJoshuaXLindenX"  (a fourth)
>>   " Melanie "  (an identifier with just one part)
>>   "rMelanier"  (the same, in another representation)
>>   ".Melanie."  (or less weirdly)
>>   " Barak Hussein Obama "   (here's one with three parts)
>>   "+Peter+Blair+Dennis+Bernard+Noone+" (a five-part one; extra credit
>> if you're old enough to know who he is)
>>   "~le roy~barr~"  (Meadhbh's example with an embedded blank)
>>
>>
>
> Another suggestion, if one used XML like tags:
>
> <first>Barak</first> Hussein <last>Obama</last>
>
> Then the string can be escaped into the name field. For those that don't
> want first/last, they just skip the tags. For those that only want
> first/last, they pull the text only within with first/last tags.
>
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