[MAL] > sys.bom should return the byte order mark (BOM) for the format used > internally. The unicodec module should provide symbols for all > possible values of this variable: > > BOM_BE: '\376\377' > (corresponds to Unicode 0x0000FEFF in UTF-16 > == ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE) > > BOM_LE: '\377\376' > (corresponds to Unicode 0x0000FFFE in UTF-16 > == illegal Unicode character) > > BOM4_BE: '\000\000\377\376' > (corresponds to Unicode 0x0000FEFF in UCS-4) Should be BOM4_BE: '\000\000\376\377' > BOM4_LE: '\376\377\000\000' > (corresponds to Unicode 0x0000FFFE in UCS-4) Should be BOM4_LE: '\377\376\000\000'
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