"M.-A. Lemburg" <mal@lemburg.com> writes: > The problem I see is size: Tamito's codecs have an installed > size of 1790kB while Hisao's codecs are around 81kB. It isn't quite that bad: You need to count the "c" directory only, which is 690kB on my system. > That's why I was suggesting to use Hisao's codecs as default and > to revert to Tamito's in case they are installed (much like you'd use > cStringIO instead of StringIO if it's installed). The analogy isn't that good here: it would be more similar if StringIO was incomplete, e.g. would be lacking a .readlines() function, so you would have no choice but to use cStringIO if you happen to need .readlines(). Regards, Martin
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