Also applies to fn-escape-html-uri-21, except that in this case the Euro symbol
is encoded as x80, which is some MS-Windows codepage encoding, I think.

Note that in fn-escape-html-uri-21, the results are wrong as well. The correct
%HH escaping of the Euro symbol (Unicode x20AC) is %E2%82%AC.

Mike:

Really having a hard time with this.  Do you have a proposed solution?

Thanks,
Carmelo

This is still incorrect in 0.8.6.

The simplest solution is to replace the "e-acute" character in the first query with a character reference &_#xe9; (no underscore), and the Euro symbol with &_#x20AC; That way, the encoding of the file containing the query won't matter any more.

Moreover, the expected results for fn:escape-html-uri-21 are wrong. The escape sequence %C2%80 is the UTF-8 representation of the codepoint hex 80. But there is no Unicode character assigned to this codepoint. The mistake seems to have arisen because hex 80 is the representation of the Euro symbol in some proprietary Windows character set.

The correct results are 

example%E2%82%ACexample

Mike:

Thanks for the suggestion.  I did teh changes as suggested.  Hopefully that will do the trick.  Please close the bug when able to verify and if in agreement.

Carmelo

These two tests are still wrong in 0.90.

In fn-escape-html-uri-20, the test is

fn:escape-html-uri("exampleé€example")

and the correct result should be

example%C3%A9%E2%82%ACexample

In fn-escape-html-uri-21, the query still contains a character encoded as x80 which is an incorrect encoding of the Euro character. To eliminate encoding problems, I suggest writing the character as &_#x20AC.

Michael:

At some point, I did fixed these two devils and somehow they got lost.
Resubmitted new results for fn-escape-html-uri-20 and new results
and query for fn-escape-html-uri-21.

Thanks,
Carmelo