On Thu, 2007-04-19 at 10:45 +0000, ashwoods wrote:
> ah, i code for english, german, spanish. :)
>
> but as far as i know, the encoding declaration is only needed if you
> have special chars in _code_ as opposed to strings. your strings can
> be unicode without having to declare an encoding for the python file.
This isn't true. It's even verifiable with a one-line program. Having,
either
a = ''
or
a = u''
in your source file will trigger a warning from python if you don't have
an encoding declaration.
Regards,
Malcolm
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