On 13/05/2007 21.31, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> The answer to all of this is the filesystem encoding, which is already
> supported. Doesn't appear particularly difficult to me.
sys.getfilesystemencoding() is None on most Linux computers I have access to.
How is the problem solved there?
In fact, I have a question about this. Can anybody show me a valid
multi-platform Python code snippet that, given a filename as *unicode* string,
create a file with that name, possibly adjusting the name so to ignore an
encoding problem (so that the function *always* succeed)?
def dump_to_file(unicode_filename):
...
I attempted this a couple of times without being satisfied at all by the
solutions.
--
Giovanni Bajo
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