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Interesting and clever approach (even though, as I see, pyxl came first at that). Just a doubt: how do I specify source file encoding if the coding string is n
by alanfranzoni 12y ago
Interesting and clever approach (even though, as I see, pyxl came first at that).
Just a doubt: how do I specify source file encoding if the coding string is now hijacked for interpolation purposes? Is there a default, fixed encoding (which I hope is not iso-8859-1, python's own default)?
- est 12y ago> Is there a default, fixed encoding For interpy, I think it assumes utf-8 by default. https://github.com/syrusakbary/interpy/blob/master/interpy/codec/register.py#L21 https://github.com/syrusakbary/interpy/blob/master/interpy/c...