Hi Fred!
> that's a really great way to write non-portable code, of
> course.
>
> please keep your encodings explicit.
Oops.. sorry then. I must confess I'm a unicode newbie.
Could you please help me understanding some issues about this?
Will "print s.encode('iso-8859-1')" work for everybody? If not, how is
it better than doing it implicitly in site.py?
Why isn't "iso-8859-1" used as the default encoding instead of "ascii",
since it would help a broader number of langugages, and is the default
in operating systems like Linux. Maybe it would cause harm for other
encodings in some way?
Thanks a lot!
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Gustavo Niemeyer
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