On Aug 4, 2006, at 12:34 AM, Josiah Carlson wrote:
> As an alternate idea, rather than attempting to .decode('ascii') when
> strings and unicode compare, why not .decode('latin-1')? We lose the
> unicode decoding error, but "the right thing" happens (in my opinion)
> when u'\xa1' and '\xa1' compare.
Maybe you want those to compare equal, but _I_ want u'\xa1' and '\xc2
\xa1' to compare equal, so it should obviously use .decode('utf-8')!
(okay, no, I don't really want that.)
James
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