thomas wrote:
> Hehe, I don't want to put objects in structures, I just want to buid
> structures containing "Unicode strings".
there is no such thing.
what you want is a binary buffer with an *encoded*
unicode string.
to get one, figure out what encoding you need (probably
utf-16-le), convert the string to a byte string using the
encode method, and store that byte string in your struct.
def wu(str):
# encode unicode string for win32 apis
return str.encode("utf-16-le")
struct.pack("32s", wu(u"VS_VERSION_INFO"))
>
> struct.pack("32s", str(buffer(u"VS_VERSION_INFO")))
that's evil: you're assuming that Python will always use the
same internal representation for unicode strings. that's not
the case.
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