Hi Ero,
Thanks for these! I checked them in.
The datetime patch had a few problems (did you run the unit test?)
that I got rid of.
The function you were looking for does exist, it's
PyUnicode_AsUTF8String(). (which returns a new object instead of a
borrowed reference). I changed your code to use
Hi,
I'm attaching a small patch result of attempting to tackle part of
one of the tasks in the Google Sprint.
The patch removes most of the references of PyString_* calls in the
"time" and "datetime" modules and adds Unicode support instead.
There's a problem in "datetime" with
"_PyUnico
