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71 	    the server <code>www.dont.go</code>. One solution would be to register
72 	    the HTTP content provider on the <var>Scheme</var> <code>http</code>,
74 		<var>Scheme</var> <code>"http://www.dont.go"([/?#].*)?</code>.
87 		<li><code>regexp = scheme / simple / translation</code></li>
88 		<li><code>scheme = ALPHA *(ALPHA / DIGIT / "+" / "-" / ".")</code></li>
89 		<li><code>simple = simple-prefix / simple-authority / simple-domain</code></li>
90 		<li><code>translation = trans-prefix / trans-authority / trans-domain</code></li>
91 		<li><code>simple-prefix = [string] ".*"</code></li>
92 		<li><code>trans-prefix = [string] "(.*)->" [string] "\1"</code></li>
93 		<li><code>simple-authority = [string] "([/?#].*)?"</code></li>
94 		<li><code>trans-authority = [string] "(([/?#].*)?)->" string "\1"</code></li>
95 		<li><code>simple-domain = [string] "[^/?#]*" string "([/?#].*)?"</code></li>
96 		<li><code>trans-domain = [string] "([^/?#]*" string "([/?#].*)?)->" string "\1"</code></li>
97 		<li><code>string = DQUOTE 1*(schar / sescape) DQUOTE  ; DQUOTE is "</code></li>
98 		<li><code>schar = &lt any UTF-16 character except " or \></code></li>
99 		<li><code>sescape = "\" (DQUOTE / "\")</code></li>
102 		<p>A <code>&lt;scheme&gt:</code> matches any URL of exactly the given
104 	    templates backwards	compatible.  The <code>&lt;simple&gt:</code>
106 	    by arbitrary characters (<code>&lt;simple-prefix&gt:</code>), or
108 		(<code>&lt;simple-authority&gt:</code>), or by arbitrary characters not
112 	    case of ASCII letters.  The <code>&lt;translation&gt:</code> regexps
113 	    match the same URLs as their <code>&lt;simple&gt:</code> counterparts,
118 		cases, <code>&lt;translation&gt:</code> regexps have the same semantics
119 	    as their <code>&lt;simple&gt:</code> counterparts.