Vinay Sajip <vinay_sa...@yahoo.co.uk> added the comment:
> i think it's all about the difference betwin print(msg) and
> sys.stdout.write('%s\n' % msg)
Yes. Actually, it's about what streams will accept. For example, a
stream opened with codecs.open(encoding='cp1251') will accept a Unicode
string and encode it before output. Likewise, a StringIO wrapped inside
a writer obtained from the codecs module.
However, stdout and stderr are of type file and seem to behave
differently - they behave as expected if I encode the value written to
them, but fail if I write a Unicode string to them.
I don't think special-casing for sys.stdout and sys.stderr in the
logging code is the correct approach. Better to put a conditional
encoding step when it's needed - now I just need to figure out all the
cases when it's needed ;-)
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resolution: fixed -> accepted
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