Bill Janssen writes: > > A quoting function that accepts bytes *must* have an encoding > > argument. > > Huh? What would it use it for? Ah, you're right. I was thinking in terms of an URI builder, where the quoter would do any required conversion (eg, if the bytes represented a string in Japanese) to another (possibly scheme-mandated) encoding (typically UTF-8). But that doesn't really make sense; the URI builder should know what to do, and that's a better place to do such conversions.
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