This thread will discuss the unicode problems that likely were caused by the mass update at rev 2690.
Rev 2732 now prints the default encoding calculated by setEncoding to the log on signon. I was shocked to discover that it is cp1252 on my Windows machine, not utf-8. This happens because locale.getpreferredencoding() takes precedence over sys.getdefaultencoding(). Note that It's not clear that it really makes a difference. What *does* make a difference is that the proper encoding is used when reading and writing files. In such cases, it would be quite wrong to call g.toUnicode or g.toEncodedString without an explicit encoding argument. At present, I'm checking the diff between revs 2690 and 2689 looking for clues... Edward
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