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[Python-Dev] PEP 263 considered faulty (for some Japanese)

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> I think I can propose a compromise though: there may be two default
> encodings, one used for Python source code, and one for data.

Seems to me there shouldn't be changeable default
encoding for source files at all. The encoding of
a source file is a property of the file itself,
not the interpreter used to read it.

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