>> Perhaps a warning should be emitted by the compiler if a plain string
>> literal is found that contains 8-bit characters. Better yet, perhaps
>> Neal can add this to PyChecker if he hasn't already...
mal> See the PEP: this is what phase 1 will do; phase 2 won't accept
mal> such a file without an explicit encoding declaration.
That wasn't what I was getting at. The quoted part of the reference manual
seemed to suggest that programmers should be using hex escapes in string
literals instead of 8-bit characters. This doesn't seem to me to be related
to what encoding the file is in.
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