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Release note updates and some other minor things
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==Planned changes to character encodings in GF grammar files ==
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==Changes to character encodings in GF grammar files ==
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We plan to make two changes:
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Between the release of GF 3.5 and the next version, two changes were made
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relating to character encodings in GF grammar files:
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+ Currently the default character encoding in GF grammar files is Latin-1
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(also known as iso-8859-1, cp1252). We plan to change the default to UTF-8.
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+ The default character encoding was changed from Latin-1
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(also known as iso-8859-1, cp1252) to UTF-8.
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+ It is currently possible to use another character encoding by specifying it
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with a ``flags coding = ...`` declaration in the source file. We plan to change
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this to use a pragma ``--# -coding=...`` at the top of the file instead.
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+ They way you specify alternate character encodings was changed. Instead of
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using a ``flags coding = ...`` declaration in the source file, you should now
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use a pragma ``--# -coding=...`` at the top of the file instead.
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== Advantages ==
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