XTCE13 — Non-ASCII characters in XSD annotations cause tooling issues

Remove use of non-ASCII characters to improve tooling ease of use. These characters are utilized within Annotation fields.

Symbols to change:
‘
’ '
“
”
–

Also, in ArgumentAssignmentListType, add a single quote before "power on"

Address the non-ASCII characters

The description of this resolution is a little different than the rest in that the author did a scan of the document that returned fragments of text containing non-ASCII characters. These were converted to ASCII equivalents except in minor changes otherwise annotated below.

Tool link: https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~markm/ascii.html

List of findings:

Character #19599 ned in the parameter’s type definition),
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #29797 mentation dependent – these should be fl
changed to regular minus sign

Character #30075 mentation dependent – these should be fl
changed to regular minus sign

Character #30187 the previous entry – zero (0) is the de
changed to regular minus sign

Character #33494 The parent container’s entries are place
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #35288 s. Describe an entry’s location in the c
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #35564 ntryType). The entry’s IncludeCondition
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #48455 under this data type’s name. The Member
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #48510 data block and block’s size is defined b
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #48564 dings of each Member’s type reference. T
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #48805 is of a member of P’s aggregate type.
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #49828 (sometimes called a “blob type”). It may
changed to regular double quotes (both)

Character #51112 as two values only: ‘True’ (1) or ‘False’ (0)
changed to regular double quotes (all 4) instead of UTF single quotes

Character #63383 meter properties to ‘local’ but the synt
changed to regular double quotes (all 4) instead of UTF single quotes

Character #68412 arameter. Uses Unix ‘like’ naming across
changed to Unix-like without the single quotes

Character #79968 under this data type’s name. The Member
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #80023 data block and block’s size is defined b
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #80077 dings of each Member’s type reference. T
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #80318 is of a member of P’s aggregate type.
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #80871 Command. Use it to ‘narrow’ a MetaComma
changed to regular double quotes (both)

Character #81012 rrowed to a power on’ command by assigni
put the words "power on" in double quotes, removing the dangling single quote

Character #81063 e of an argument to ‘on’. See ArgumentA
changed to regular double quotes (both)

Character #101938 her MetaCommand. It’s required Argument
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #102994 type (often called “blob type”). The bi
changed to regular double quotes (both)

Character #104209 as two values only: ‘True’ (1) or ‘False
changed to regular double quotes (all 4) instead of UTF single quotes

Character #117234 ners. A MetaCommand’s CommandContainer
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #136922 ere may be multiple ‘complete’ and 'execution' ve
changed to regular double quotes for both pairs of these in this documentation element.

Character #173375 under this data type’s name. The Member
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #173430 data block and block’s size is defined b
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #173484 dings of each Member’s type reference. T
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #173725 is of a member of P’s aggregate type.
changed to regular apostrophe

Character #183404 type (often called “blob type”). The bi
changed to regular double quotes (both)

Character #185349 as two values only: ‘True’ (1) or ‘False
changed to regular double quotes (all 4) instead of UTF single quotes

Character #252438 x0C), 0 (0x0D) with ‘3’ being first in t
removed both single quotes to be consistent with remaining text

Character #252562 x0B), 3 (0x0A) with ‘0’ being first in t
removed both single quotes to be consistent with remaining text

Character #282862 for the path: '/', ‘..’ and ‘.’ (multiple consecutive ‘/’s are treated as
changed to regular apostrophe each of 4 instance pairs here

Character #283533 o point to no item (“a dangling name reference”).
changed to regular double quotes (both)

Character #308743 larm (minViolations – the counts to go o
changed to regular minus sign