On Mon, Jan 07, 2008 at 11:43:24AM -0500, Glenn MacGregor wrote:
> It looks like somewhere in SQLObject we are calling decode on the variable
> which contains Ch?rie to decode it to ascii. Is this the intended result?
No, "decoding" in Python means converting from str to unicode. Somewhere
(in UnicodeStringValidator in col.py) the string is decoded from str using
utf-8 charset, but the decoding fails.
> I have tried to manually define the column in the class definition,
>
> label = UnicodeCol()
>
> This did not change anything
Of course. Setting "use_unicode" in DB URI changes every StringCol to
UnicodeCol.
You can declare it StringCol explicitly, and then use only str, not
unicode.
> I have tracked it down to the return statement of the StringLikeConverter,
> line 96 on converters.py. return "'%s'" % value seems to be doing a decode
> (or encode) which is failing.
I doubt it. At the time the converter works unicode should be converted
to str already.
> Note in the debugger I see the type of the
> param value in that function is str, I would think it would be unicode.
UnicodeStringValidator.from_python() has converted it to str.
Oleg.
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