Thomas Heller wrote: >> Is that code available somewhere still? Does it still work? > > Available as patch 1093253, I have not tried if it stil works I see. It's quite a huge change, that's probably why nobody found the time to review it, yet. > To be really useful, wide char versions of other things must also be > made available: command line arguments, environment variables > (PYTHONPATH), and maybe other stuff. While I think these things should eventually be done, I don't think they are that related to import.c. If W9x support gets dropped, we can rewrite PC/getpathp.c to use the Unicode API throughout; that would allow to put non-ANSI path names onto PYTHONPATH. Making os.environ support Unicode is entirely different isusue. I would like to see os.environ return Unicode if the key is Unicode; another option would be to introduce os.uenviron. Regards, Martin
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