limodou wrote:
> On 12/8/06, Fredrik Lundh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> limodou wrote:
>>
>>>> Why not use unicode object directly ?
>>>>
>>>> dict={"adviser":u"n.顾问, <美> (学生的)指导老师","od":"dd"}
>>>>
>>> because django will auto convert unicode to DEFAULT_CHARSET encoding,
>>> so you got may be not a unicode string
>>
>> even if you pass the unicode object to simplejson? sound weird.
>
> No, I just say you may got a unicode string, but not say you *must*
> got a unicode string.
sorry, you lost me there. assuming you're still using Python to run
your Django program, surely u"" gives you a unicode string ? and surely
that string will be properly encoded and decoded by simplejson?
</F>
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