Nicholas Bastin wrote: > Because the encoding of that buffer appears to be different depending on > the configure options. What makes it appear so? sizeof(Py_UNICODE) changes when you change the option - does that, in your mind, mean that the encoding changes? > If that isn't true, then someone needs to change > the doc, and the configure options. Right now, it seems *very* clear > that Py_UNICODE may either be UCS-2 or UCS-4 encoded if you read the > configure help, and you can't use the buffer directly if the encoding is > variable. However, you seem to be saying that this isn't true. It's a compile-time option (as all configure options). So at run-time, it isn't variable. Regards, Martin
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