"full stop code points"

[annevk]

This is not an actual thing.

[rubys]

Unicode code point U+002E is defined by the Unicode standard as "FULL STOP": http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0000.pdf

[annevk]

Yes, but you use "full stop" (lowercase) and provide no reference. I don't think it follows from first principles what this text is on about.

[rubys]

Three occurrences of the words "full stop" in any case occur in the draft:

url/url.bs

Line 856 in eec6b00

code points: hyphen-minus (<code>U+002D</code>), plus sign (<code>U+002B</code>) or full stop

url/url.bs

Line 988 in eec6b00

<li>split the string at <code>U+002E</code> (full stop) code points

url/url.bs

Line 1111 in eec6b00

<li>Join the values in <code>result</code> with a Full Stop (<code>U+002E</code>) code point, and

All are accompanied by the text U+002D.

[annevk]

No. The specific phrase I mentioned is at https://specs.webplatform.org/url/webspecs/develop/#ls32 and does not have this. What am I missing?

[annevk]

And why would U+002D be code? Is that a convention used elsewhere?

[annevk]

Also, if we use that convention why are you not applying that consistently?

[rubys]

What am I missing?

My apologies. I clearly missed that one.