Section 4.1.3 IDNA2008: Convert ASCII domain name to Unicode In one of the test: Input: xn----f38am99bqvcd5liy1cxsg.xn-- rhqv96g Expected Output: 普遍接受-测试.世界 or 普遍接受-测试。世界 The second expected output had a Chinese punctuation period instead of a dot. While many modern browsers can handle the Chinese period mark, it is not part of the domain. This , IMO, should be treated as negative test case or taken out. Section 4.2.1 Domain name: syntactic check I noticed of the TODO tagged to add more tests, and recommend here to make sure we should have test cases that involved CONTEXTO and CONTEXTJ. Section 4.3.2 Domain name: decompose into components ua-test.link ---> ua-test, link I recommend to add ccTLD with subzones to the test suite such as *.co.uk, *.com.au, etc. This test will give users more insight of whether the tool considered "ua-test.co.uk" has "uk" or "co.uk" as TLD. This will make the scoring decision more complicate, but I would love to see this kind of tests conducted and documented. Rather than writing all above in the doc, I want to bring this up for more discussion. I also have few edit related comments in the doc. Best, Joseph On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 3:08 PM, Don Hollander <don.hollander@icann.org> wrote:
The Programming Language Evaluation Criteria is in its final review phase.
We would like to get this work finalised.
Latest version is at
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__docs. google.com_document_d_1spzBaeNrlMRQp0UvCtWfsSMYgk4wO -5Fe0aFCRxQJdC-5F4&d=DwIFaQ&c=FmY1u3PJp6wrcrwll3mSVzgfkbPSS6 sJms7xcl4I5cM&r=YI0XKyKCabKQi3GVWLvuoyCWjH9WBgEBxLbMnmhSRwo&m= hMUFkX12t1ps30vpqAaFZhTOWmp4fkVtMFLzToXI2CU&s= vXAIAn6f9zQ99gcZj87KUSTDLdL2GV1hsYeP7wv6noQ&e=
Can you please make comments, ideally within the document, by the 5th of April.
Thanks.
Don Hollander Universal Acceptance Steering Group Skype: don_hollander