> My proposition is a fix to user reported by a user: > http://bugs.python.org/issue13247 So your proposal is that abspath(b".") shall raise a UnicodeError in this case? Are you serious??? > In practice, characters not encodable to the ANSI code page are very rare. For > example: it's difficult to write such characters directly with the keyboard. I > bet that very few people will notify the change. Except people running into the very issues you are trying to resolve. I'm not sure these people are really helped by having their applications crash all of a sudden. Regards, Martin
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