Set encoding to utf-8 when opening files#2
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Explicitly set file encoding to utf-8 when opening files in order to avoid inexplicable errors like the following when importing Markdown steno dictionaries in Windows: ``` 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x90 in position 6009398: character maps to <undefined> ```
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After building up my steno dictionaries on macOS, I had cause to install Plover on Windows, and hence tried importing my dictionaries there. Three of them ended up being unable to be imported due to incomprehensible errors that looked like the following:
Explicitly setting file encoding to
"utf-8"when opening files made the errors go away, and enabled the dictionaries to be imported successfully.Thanks for making this plugin! Pretty much all my steno dictionaries are in Markdown :)