> Something like that makes it work:
>
> outfile.write (' "%s",\n' % e.convert(lang.name).encode('utf-8'))
>
> but according to the code, you'll have to do this only if you want
> to convert. So, if it were me, I would separate the 2 cases.
ermmm.. that makes this code unnecessarily large.
Why is it not enough to specify 'utf-8' in here ?
for lang in what:
if do_convert:
e = engine ('utf-8', lang.charset)
else:
e = do_not_convert ()
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