Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes: > I'm still not 100% comfortable with using arbitrary coding cookies in > the Python distribution. I like having the feature, but I would > prefer if the Python source distribution could be viewed with tools > that aren't encoding-aware. Does that mean you also want to remove test_pep263.py? > On my Red Hat 7.2 Linux box, I have found no programs that > understand the UTF8 cookie. Try IDLE :-) > They all seem to default to Latin-1. Since I also don't really want > to assume Latin-1, I'd prefer if we could stick to ASCII, with the > exception of tests explicitly needed for PEP 263. There are a number of files that have Latin-1 in them, mostly in comments. Should we change those as well? Regards, Martin
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