>>>>> "M" == M <mal@lemburg.com> writes:
M> Well, the question is whether hexlify() should use "t#" which
M> is specifically intended to return *character* data and not
M> "s#" which means *binary* data. I think the latter is more
M> appropriate for hexlify() as its intention is to encode binary
M> data.
And I think I agree, even though that /could/ break code. Then again,
maybe Paul's suggestion that hexlify() should reject Unicode strings
is the better approach.
-Barry
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