> * add a decorator to wsgiref that supports using native strings as > output instead of bytes, for ease-of-porting (combine mod_wsgi's > ease-of-porting w/"flat"'s simple verifiability) Ah, thanks, I’ve been reading web-sig and was totally at a loss to understand what a “native string” was. Now I get it’s a character string / string / str object / former unicode object. FWIW, I’m glad to see concern for web-sig in python-dev, and messages from Web people in python-dev. Some threads going “they broke strings, we can’t use the stdlib” were a bit alarming to me. Regards
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