Rails/Ruby 1.9: Is there a better way to put Unicode in source files than sticking # encoding at the top of every file
I just upgraded to Rails 3 and Ruby 1.9. All of my source files that used Unicode inside of them (such as emdashes) caused problems until I found out that you now need to include the following magic comment on top of each source file:
# encoding: utf-8
Is there a better way to do this? It'd be nice if it just automatically treated every source file as utf-8 like Rails 2.3/Ruby 1.8 did, and I don't see any apparent disadvantage from doing so.
In my application.rb I alre开发者_如何学Cady have the following, but I can't tell that it does anything:
config.encoding = "utf-8"
i found only rake check_encoding_headers
it add the magic comment to all files.
There is also a gem for adding encodings to all headers.
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