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01/21/08 12:58:07 (12 months ago)
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Updated documentation on the encoding/1 directive.

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    42 The text encoding used in a source file may be declared using the <a title="Consult reference manual" href="../refman/directives/encoding1.html"><code>encoding/1</code></a> directive when running Logtalk with some back-end Prolog compilers that support multiple encodings (check the <code>encoding_directive</code> flag in the configuration file of your Prolog compiler). The encoding used (and, in the case of a Unicode encoding, any BOM present) in a source file will be used for the generated Prolog and XML files. 
     42The text encoding used in a source file may be declared using the <a title="Consult reference manual" href="../refman/directives/encoding1.html"><code>encoding/1</code></a> directive when running Logtalk with some back-end Prolog compilers that support multiple encodings (check the <code>encoding_directive</code> flag in the configuration file of your Prolog compiler). The encoding used (and, in the case of a Unicode encoding, any BOM present) in a source file will be used for the generated Prolog and XML files. Logtalk uses the encoding names specified by <a title="" href="http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets">IANA</a> (in those cases where a preferred MIME name alias is specified, the alias is used instead). 
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