Ragnar Kjørstad <python@ragnark.vestdata.no> writes: > The library makes an assumption that is (IMHO) just not valid. There is > simply no reason to assume strings use the packet encoding. There isn't a reason to assume that strings use any other encoding, either. Reliance on the default encoding should be avoided as much as possible. Users wanting to transmit non-ASCII strings with xmlrpclib should pass Unicode objects in the first place. Use byte strings to represent bytes, use Unicode strings to represent characters. Regards, Martin
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