Martin v. Löwis wrote:
We can do that now, or in five or ten years. I'm willing to wait that
long, but I'm certain that more people will find the UTF-8 signature
useful over time. It's the only sane way to get non-ASCII into script
source in a consistent way.
No. The sane way is to just use UTF-8.
In five or ten years, by the time you've gotten your idiotic BOM mess to
sort-of work, it will be completely pointless to have anything *but*
UTF-8, and thus it's pointless.
Don't perpetuate the braindamage.
-hpa
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