martin wrote: > > > > $ export LANG=posix.utf8 > [...] > > (or to put it another way, I'm not sure the repr/str fix is > > the real culprit here...) > > I think it is. My understanding is that repr always returns something > printable - if possible even something that can be passed to eval. I'd > certainly expect that a minidom Node can be printed always, no matter > what the default encoding is. > > Consequently, I'd prefer if the conversion uses some fixed, repr-style > encoding, eg. unicode-escape (just as repr of a unicode object does). oh, you're right. repr should of course use unicode-escape, not the default encoding. my fault. I'll update the repository soonish. > If it is deemed unacceptable to put this into the interpreter proper, > I'd prefer if minidom is changed to allow representation of all Nodes > on all systems. the reason for this patch was to avoid forcing everyone to deal with this in their own code, by providing some kind of fallback behaviour. </F>
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