Adrian Holovaty a écrit :
> On 12/18/06, Gael Chardon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There is an unicode problem with DateFormat and the 3 letters month
> > format, especially for the french translation and its august month.
> > Since Hugo has committed a dedicated list for this case, it would be
> > very helpful to commit its use in dateformat.py :
>
> Hi Gael,
>
> I've made this change in [4226]. Note that my solution was slightly
> different than yours, as I called title() on the result to maintain
> backwards compatibility.
>
> Adrian
>
arg .. I have three servers with the same django application :
- one for the dev. using the "runserver" mode
- one for the production under apache2/mod python (ubuntu tls)
- one for demonstration under apache2/mod python (debian testing/stable
mix)
And I have a problem only with the last one, the produced string is
passed to the unicode function like that:
u_str = unicode(df.format("M"),'utf8')
And it fails with the classic "UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't
decode bytes in position 5-6: unexpected end of data"
I will investigate .. hope it's not a python/mod/apache weird thing ..
Regards.
Gaël.
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