> It might be worthwhile extending the parser markers a bit
> more or allowing e.g. introduce "us#" to return Unicode objects
> much like "es#" returns strings... I think we'd need some examples
> of use though before deciding what's the right way to do this
> ("es#" was implemented after an request by Mark Hammond to
> be able to handle Unicode file names for Win CE).
Actually, it was for Windows itself, allowing the nt module to use Unicode
objects correctly for the platform.
Mark.
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