Bill Winslow added the comment:
Follow up -- I need to use urllib.parse.quote to safely encode a url -- though
if I may be so bold, I submit that since much of the goal of Python 3 was to
make unicode "just work", I the (stupid) user shouldn't have to remember to
safely enco
New submission from Bill Winslow:
The following code will produce a UnicodeEncodeError about a character being
non-ascii:
from urllib import request, parse, error
url = 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio Vallejo-Nájera'
req = request.Request(url)
response = reque
Bill Winslow added the comment:
I've stumbled upon what appears to be a related issue, but I'm not sure it
deserves its own bug report.
I compiled 3.4 on my LMDE (so essentially Debian testing) system, and aside
from not building tkinter, various compression modules, etc., all we
New submission from Bill Winslow :
I installed "python3" to get into a good scripting language.
I ran "python3" and it said type "help". I did and it said type "help()" for
interactive help, or "help(object)" for specific help. Just looking to
