Adam Olsen wrote:
> There's no solution except to not
> decode, and 8859-1 is the way to do that.
I think you need to elaborate that. What does ISO-8859-1 has to do
with a Python datatype in this context: which datatype, and what
algorithm on it are you specifically referring to?
When I do (in 2.x)
py> "foo".decode("iso-8859-1")
u'foo'
ISTM that 8859-1 is all about decoding, so I don't understand why
you say it is a way not to decode.
Regards,
Martin
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