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[Python-Dev] Can the cgi module be made Unicode-aware?

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barry@zope.com (Barry A. Warsaw) writes:

> If the data is encoded in a non-ascii character set, wouldn't (or
> shouldn't) the Content-Type: header include a charset="xxx" parameter?

Yes, but none of the browsers does that. The urlencoded form doesn't
really support charsets in the first place. The multipart/form-data
could, but the browsers don't provide the information (in violation of
RFC 1867).

Regards,
Martin

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