mal wrote:
> Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> >
> > mal wrote:
> > > I've just checked in new string methods
> >
> > talking about string methods: how about providing an
> > "encode" method for 8-bit strings too?
>
> I've tossed that idea around a few times too... it could
> have the same interface as the Unicode one (without default
> encoding though). The only problem is that there are currently
> no codecs which could deal with strings on input.
imho, a consistent interface is more important than a truly
optimal implementation (string are strings yada yada). or in
other words,
def encode(self, encoding):
if encoding is close enough:
return self
return unicode(self).encode(encoding)
ought to be good enough for now.
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