Unicode Regex; Invalid XML characters?

I know this isn't exactly an answer to your question, but it's helpful to have it here.

For systems that internally stores the codepoints in UTF-16, it is common to use surrogate pairs (xD800-xDFFF) for codepoints above 0xFFFF and in those systems you must verify if you really can use for example \u12345 or must specify that as a surrogate pair. (I just found out that in C# you can use \u1234 (16 bit) and \U00001234 (32-bit)).

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