>>> printf(_("Wrong type"))
>>>
>>> Cython shouldn't interfere here any step beyond getting the input
>>> string
>>> correctly decoded from the source input.
>>
>> Yes. This will not be interpreted as a C string anywhere along the way.
>
> Odds are that printf statement is within some C library, using char*,
> using standard libc translation, meaning that when a Chinese BIG-5 system
> translates this into something crazy then you *do* get a problem.
> Meanwhile, the original coder doesn't notice because he/she is not the one
Just one more: I realize that the above doesn't make sense, don't bother
to correct it :-) Assume a function returning an error string using C
_-translation instead...
Dag Sverre
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