Currently a lot of used file/string apis throughout the codebase don't explicitly specify a character encoding. This means that the default platform encoding is used instead, which can (does) differ between platforms like windows and linux. On windows for example, code with phi functions can't be exported as .dot files, because the unicode representing them does not exist in the default encoding.
Currently a lot of used file/string apis throughout the codebase don't explicitly specify a character encoding. This means that the default platform encoding is used instead, which can (does) differ between platforms like windows and linux. On windows for example, code with phi functions can't be exported as
.dot
files, because the unicode representing them does not exist in the default encoding.