Short comments: 1) I'm aware Python can be built in "ucs2" or "ucs4" mode. It remains that the unichr doc string does not seem correct.
2) 0x0 versus 0 Do not take this too seriously. Sure the value of 0x0 and 0 are equal, but the "unit" sounds strange. Eg. If a is a length, I would not express a as beeing 0 mm <= a <= 999 m (or 0 in <= a <= 999 ft) but 0 m <= a <= 999 m . I agree a notation like 0x0000 <= i <= 0xffff is even the best. 3) Of course, the Python 3 behaviour (chr() instead of unichr()) is correct. jmf -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
