Naoki INADA <[email protected]> added the comment:
This issue is caused by compile() behavior.
Following sample is in codepage 932.
>>> 'あ'
'\x82\xa0' # OK - 'あ' is '\x82\xa0' in cp932
>>> u'あ'
u'\u3042' # OK - u'あ' is '\u3042' in UCS-2
compile as byte string.
>>> c = compile("'あ'", 'test', 'single')
>>> exec c
'\x82\xa0' # OK
>>> c = compile("u'あ'", 'test', 'single')
>>> exec c
u'\x82\xa0' # NG!!!
compile as unicode string.
>>> c = compile(u"'あ'", 'test', 'single')
>>> exec c
'\xe3\x81\x82' # NG!!!
>>> c = compile(u"u'あ'", 'test', 'single')
>>> exec c
u'\u3042' # OK
compile as byte string with pep 0263
>>> c = compile("# coding: mbcs\n'あ'", 'test', 'single')
>>> exec c
'\x82\xa0' # OK
>>> c = compile("# coding: mbcs\nu'あ'", 'test', 'single')
>>> exec c
u'\u3042' # OK
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nosy: +naoki
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