At 5:55 PM +0200 02-05-2000, M.-A. Lemburg wrote: >[BTW, I'm pretty sure that the Latin-1 folks won't like >ASCII for the same reason they don't like UTF-8: it's >simply an inconvenient way to write strings in their favorite >encoding directly in Python source code. My feeling in this >whole discussion is that it's more about convenience than >anything else. Still, it's very amusing ;-) ] For the record, I don't want Latin-1 because it's my favorite encoding. It isn't. Guido's right: I can't even *use* it derictly on my platform. I want it *only* because it's the most logical 8-bit subset of Unicode -- as we have stated over and opver and over and over again. What's so hard to understand about this? Just
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