The error below, once fixed, led to
a series of errors in other libs.
I gave up, deleted PyPy, installed
newer version, same thing.
No I don't edit in Idle, but I do use it
for a few tasks when it comes handy.
C:\>C:\Python\PyPy27-32\lib-python\2.7\idlelib\idle.py
Traceback (most recent call last
Thanks for all the replies.
Anto, re:
"- some_unicode.encode('utf-8') is essentially for free
(because it is already UTF-8 internally)
- some_bytes.decode('utf-8') is very cheap (it
just needs to check that some_bytes is valid utf-8)"
I guess you mean the processing load for such
operations
Is there a tutorial about how to best take advantage of PyPy's internal
UTF8?
The docs say the PyPy now uses UTF8 internally to represent unicode.
So, for an old codger, that sounds like were are back to a point where
ASCII
characters just act normally again, like in Python v.2, since ASCII IS
UT
