[Python-3000] 3K bytes I/O? (original) (raw)
Bill Janssen janssen at parc.com
Fri Oct 26 21🔞19 CEST 2007
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I'm looking at the Py3K SSL code, and have a question:
What's the upshot of the bytes/string decisions in the C world? Is PyString_* now all about immutable bytes, and PyUnicode_* about strings? There still seem to be a lot of encode/decode methods in stringobject.h, operations which I'd expect to be in unicodeobject.h.
Bill
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