> Hardwiring the encoding is not a good idea, esp. since there
> are lots of alternatives for you to get readable output from
> PyUnicode object now and without any changes to the interpreter.
>
> E.g.
>
> print '%s' % u.encode('utf-8')
We are talking about Python 3 here, so it is fairly important
that you consider all syntactic and semantic details of Python
3 - otherwise it is not clear whether or not you are aware of
them:
- the print syntax is incorrect
- .encode returns a byte string
- therefore, %s applies __str__ to the byte string, yielding
something like b'...', with hex escapes for the non-ASCII
bytes
> There are many ways to solve your problem.
No. If you strike out those that don't actually work, close
to none remain.
Regards,
Martin
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