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Extract the Xerces implementation of regular expressions for SPARQL use. #2833
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As an option in ARQ,
REGEX
can be implemented using the Xerces regular expression engine. Formally, regular expressions in SPARQL are defined to be the XPath/XQuery Functions and Operators regular expressions which are derived from XML Schema Regular expressions.ARQ uses the JDK by default - the differences are slight (only in regex flags supported).
This tasks is to take the Xerces derived code and produce a standalone regex engine solely for ARQ use.
See also #2828.
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