Re: encodings in Pod::Simple

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On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 06:14:37PM -0800, Sean M. Burke wrote:
> Oop, one more assumption I'd like to be able to make:
>=20
> * Unless a Pod file starts with a BOM, the Pod processor will assume that=
=20
> it's in Latin-1 or UTF8, unless/until there's an =3Dencoding directive=20
> seen.  So if you're writing a Pod file in any other encoding, you /must/=
=20
> have an =3Dencoding line.  So if I were writing a Pod file in Russian, my=
=20
> first Pod line would have to be "=3Dencoding cp1251".
>=20
> Is that sane?

Verily.  As was the other assumptions in your previous mail.

Thanks for a nice analysis! :-)

/Autrijus/

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