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[Python-Dev] unicode/string asymmetries

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Martin:

> Unfortunately, that is quite difficult. Python does not guarantee that
> the internal representation of Unicode strings uses wchar_t, so such a
> conversion definitely requires explicit memory management.

   This could be a problem with my file patches as I have been using
PyUnicode_AS_UNICODE which will 4 byte strings if Py_UNICODE_WIDE is
defined. 4 byte strings can not be passed to the Windows API. So it looks
like PyUnicode_AsWideChar has to be used instead with a wrapper to allocate
enough memory to hold the resulting string.

   Neil

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