Simply it can be said that presenting IPv6 address in base 64, the transformation goes under rules: " "The character set to encode the base64 IPv6 address is: 0 9, a to z, A to Z,. (dot) and—(hyphen); Case sensitive IP scheming; each character represents 6-bits; Last character has to be among 0 3; Maximum number of characters are 22 or more precisely 21.33 characters; …" ".
Among the concerns raised by fliers are names with hyphens, foreign characters, spaces or just initials and people who have two middle names or have not fully adopted a married name.
Unification of special symbols (such as variants of dash, hyphen, and quote characters), removal of space characters placed before brackets in writings of crystal indexes, etc. Regular expressions are used.
Ideally, identifiers should only contain alphanumeric characters and selected separator characters such as the dot, hyphen and the underscore characters from the US-ASCII character encoding scheme.
This is followed by a hyphen, then an 8-character hashed-block from the remaining layers of the InChI string.
Spaces, periods and hyphens count as one character each.
For example, MedPost and Stanford tools make different decisions on splitting tokens containing hyphens or slash characters.
For example, gene names often contain alphabets, digits, hyphens, and other characters, thus having many variants (e.g., "HIV-1 enhancer" versus "HIV 1 enhancer").
Stylize your name with numbers, hyphens, or special characters.
In the case of insertion and deletions, given position ranges, hyphens are replaced by the underscore character (e.g. c.597-598delGA to c.597_598delGA).
