[Tim Peters]
#- The *real* problem (IMO) is that we don't have a format code that
#- means "stick the unicode representation here", i.e. there's no format
#- code that triggers PyObject_Unicode() directly. unicode.__mod__
#- treats '%s' that way, but that isn't documented.
You mean something like %u? (actually don't know if the "u" is used for
something else)
If %u triggers PyObject_Unicode(), the following will work?
class A:
def __unicode__(self):
return u'\u1234'
'%u' % u'\u1234'
'%u' % A()
. Facundo
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