Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes: > But didn't we at one point conclude that -U was never gonna work? I'm not aware of a formal decision about that. I readily admit that it wont' work in any foreseeable future, but I haven't given up for P3k :-) This time, my interest was triggered by someone on c.l.p who could not reverse a string, since it was in UTF-8; he was asking why Python is so difficult for Swedish people. > And wasn't that why it's no longer documented? Yes: because it won't work in any foreseeable future. I'll take your statement that "small" changes towards making -U work are acceptable; I'll see how far I get with small changes until I get stuck again. Regards, Martin
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