On 7/5/06, Tim Peters <tim.peters at gmail.com> wrote: > > > Then later on we do PyString_GET_SIZE and PyString_AS_STRING. That doesn't > > work, does it? What am I missing? > > The conceptual type of the object returned by PyUnicode_Encode(). Phew, I sure am glad I was missing that. :-) I saw as the first line in PyUnicode_Encode that it was creating a unicode string. I then went to look at PyString_Encode and saw the same. There I realized that the string created initially wasn't the string returned (it's the object from _AsEncodedString). Which naturally tells me what you just did. Thanks. Now can you fix test_subprocess hanging? :-) Please, I'll even buy you lunch and a coke at the sprints at Google. You are coming, right? n
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