>>>>> "Paul" == Paul Svensson <paul@svensson.org> writes:
Paul> So, if Emacs recognizes the cookie, it will allow you to
Paul> edit both code and unicode strings, as text. If you need to
Paul> put non-ASCII data in regular strings, not using the
Paul> specified encoding, then write them as \xNN-escapes.
My point is that encouraging \xNN-escaping would be greatly
facilitated if Emacs did _not_ treat regular strings as text. After
all, they aren't, except in the U.S.<wink> I want Emacs to encourage
users to conform to Python's view of what belongs in there, not to
force Python to accept whatever Emacs can stuff in.
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