Op 26-feb-2008, om 18:42 heeft Chris Kuklewicz het volgende geschreven:
The goal is that more complicated situations are reflected in
more complicated "ghc" or "main" invocations. The least complicated
usage defaults to being identical cross-platform and regardless of
terminal I/O.
I think the best default would be UTF8 for all text handles. This can
be easily documented, it can be easily understood, and will produce
the fewest suprises.
> (...)
** Unless influenced by command-line switches, these default to UTF8.
I think that making the behavior of programs change, depending on
compiler options, will produce a lot of surprises. I think that being
only able to set the default encoding from within the program is a
better idea, because it keeps the specification of the behavior of
the program inside the source.
Reinier
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