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Ruby – UTF-8 file encoding
I’m using UTF-8 all the way and want to help the ruby interpreter to read my files.
Therefore I put # encoding=utf-8 at the start of my ruby code like this:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# encoding=utf-8
But now and then, I see other variants:
bundle gem NAME inserts # -*- encoding: utf-8 -*- (into NAME.gemspec). The gem magic_encoding uses this line, too.
What is the recommended way?
# encoding = utf-8# encoding: utf-8# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
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Ruby – UTF-8 file encoding