Vasco Rodrigues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> added the comment:
You could just make a check for unicode strings and issue the encode in
the hash function.
I understand the byte abstraction, but if you issue an encode on a
unicode string with only ascii chars it gets converted to the same in
ascii, result will be the same.
So i got to do md5(u'joão'.encode("utf-8"))?
Wasn't unicode becoming the default?
If I do md5(u'john'), it works. And that's a unicode string. It should
have told me, no unicode then...
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