Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes:
> Or it suggests that we need a way to deal with encodings on stdout
> more gently.
See python.org/sf/612627. With that patch, MAL should be able to do
print u
and get it out correctly no matter what terminal encoding the user
uses (assuming the user follows system conventions).
It would also allow to do
print s.decode("utf-8").encode(sys.stdout.encoding)
Either would work as long as sys.stdout is a terminal, which should
include IDLE interactive sys.stdout. It is debatable whether this
should work for interactive mode only, or for all scripts.
Regards,
Martin
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