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[Python-Dev] Unicode strings as filenames

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>    If true, the underlying system supports file names containing most
> Unicode characters and any valid file name may be passed to open as a
> Unicode string.

So what is the value of exposing this to Python? It seems to be
Windows-specific, so I doubt it should be generalized.

Regards,
Martin

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