Re: Format strings
Josef Spillner <[email protected]> Mon, 28 Nov 2005 10:23:36 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.python.internationalization |
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El Viernes, 25. Noviembre 2005 23:16, escribi=F3: > It is correct either way. A byte string is a byte string is a byte > string is a string of bytes is not a Unicode string. That was the second part of my question. If a programmer writes down a stri= ng, = and the source file encoding is declared to be utf-8, why then is the strin= g = still not encoded in utf-8 by default? Why all the hassle of using u"..." instead of making it the default? There is a lot of python source code I maintain, and it would simplify codi= ng = a lot if this could be made the default. Josef