[Python-3000] PEP 3137 plan of attack (stage 3) (original) (raw)
Christian Heimes lists at cheimes.de
Sun Oct 28 18:54:14 CET 2007
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Jim Jewett wrote:
One likely difference is that testäöü should be a legitimate (unicode) Python name, but testõ÷³ probably isn't, because the division sign isn't alphanumeric.
Also, there is a chance that testäöü was already in the appropriate normalized form, but testõ÷³ probably isn't, because of the superscript. Whether either of these should matter in this case, I couldn't tell from your post.
I'm neither a Windows expert nor an experienced Windows developer. I'm just guessing here. Could it be that Python is using the char* NameA API methods instead of the wide wchar_t * NameW methods?
Christian
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