Hi,
Jason Reich wrote:
Tillmann Rendel wrote:
How would that affect the non-code parts of literate Haskell (*.lhs)
files? In particular, would it place any burden on third-party tools
processing these files?
lhs2TeX already has limited support for UTF-8 for the rendering of
Literate Agda files.
My point is that literate Haskell programs are not just Haskell files,
but also, for example, markdown or latex files, or even database entries
representing a wiki page or a blog entry. Such programs are therefore
processed by third-party tools outside of the Haskell eco-system, and it
seems unrealistic that the Haskell report could unilateraly mandate how
they are encoded.
I think the Haskell report should not discourage Haskell implementations
from being flexible about encoding.
Tillmann
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