Michał Szczepanik
c118192587
By default, `Path.open()` uses `locale.getencoding()` when opening the file for reading. This has caused problems when loading files saved (presumably on Windows) with iso-8859-1 encoding on linux (where utf-8 is the default), see #112 The default behaviour is maintained with `encoding=None`, and any valid encoding name can be provided as an argument to load_tabby. The encoding will be used for loading tsv files. The encoding is stored as an attribute of `_TabbyLoader` rather than passed as an input to the load functions - since they may end up being called in a few places (when sheet import statements are found), it would be too much passing around otherwise. With external libraries it might be possible to guess a file encoding that produces a correct result based on the files content, but the success is not guaranteed when there are few non-ascii characters in the entire file (think: list of authors). Here, we do not attempt to guess, instead expecting the user to know the encoding they need to use. Ref: https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html#pathlib.Path.open https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#open |
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