Ron Adam wrote: > This would apply to codecs that > could return either bytes or strings, or strings or unicode, or bytes or > unicode. I'd need to see some concrete examples of such codecs before being convinced that they exist, or that they couldn't just as well return a fixed type that you then transform to what you want. I suspect that said transformation would involve some further encoding or decoding, in which case you really have more than one codec. -- Greg
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