[Json] Json and U+08A1 and related cases
JFC Morfin
jefsey at jefsey.com
Sun Jan 25 03:50:39 CET 2015
At 15:44 24/01/2015, Vint Cerf wrote:
>I do wonder whether it is worth considering an attempt to create a
>new set of properties of UNICODED characters that are of specific
>use to the DNS. The IDNA 2008 work tried to use properties of
>characters developed for purposes other than the DNS and the fit is
>not always perfect.
We are discussing a three steps multi-layer digital name system
(ML-DNS) to be used by multiple applications and network technologies
on the.catenet:
1. I enter a string A in my local querry system which punycodes it
into string B so it may be used by the next step. (RFC 4895)
2. The string B is entered in the Domain Name Service of the concerned
CLASS to get an IP address.
3. the string B is restored as A' in the destination system.
The target is that A'=A.
For your information.
As part of the ICP-3 conformant IUser community testing for the
Catenet we want to experiment the following multi-ledger/multi-echnology
approach (ML-DNS)::
1. for the CLASS "IN" ledger of registries of ICANN/NTIA/Verisign:
the step 1/step 3 back and forth conversion algorithm is:
- either " A=B/B=A when A and B are restricted to the ASCII list".
- or punycode otherwise.
2. for the private CLASS "FL" (Free/Libre) ledger of registries by DNSLIB:
the step 1/step 3 back and forth conversion algorithm is:
- either " A=B/B=A when A and B are restricted to the ASCII list".
- or punycode applied to the UNISIGN semiotic (Free/Libre) sign set.
- or no registration permitted/filtering out otherwise.
UNISIGN only includes non-confusable character and non character
signs. Confusable characters share a unique common sign-point.
The UNISIGN table results from a non-confusability algorithm under
financing/work, It should be based upon rastering comparison in an
UNISIGN fount of reference.
jfc
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