Add additional support for file encoding comments #5085
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Emacs File Encoding comments support encodings such as "utf-8-unix" for UTF-8 encoded files that use Unix-newlines (a.k.a. \n). MyPy keeps failing due to my files using "utf-8-unix". The code I added will also support "utf-8-mac" (\r) and "utf-8-dos" (\r\n). I am currently using this fix on my own system with success.
gvanrossum
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Wow, I did not know (or had forgotten :-) that CPython uses this same rule.
ilevkivskyi
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Emacs File Encoding comments support encodings such as "utf-8-unix" for UTF-8 encoded files that use Unix-newlines (a.k.a. \n). MyPy keeps failing due to my files using "utf-8-unix". The code I added will also support "utf-8-mac" (\r) and "utf-8-dos" (\r\n).
I am currently using this fix on my own system with success.