2006/1/31, Rocco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi Ksenia > passing variables to the template, and avoiding UnicodeError > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding='iso-8859-1'?> > <?python > title="атимщ" > title=unicode(title,'utf8') > para="Kid и buono e bravo." > para=unicode(para,'utf8') > ?> [...] > Is it ok?
The point is that you are still using *unicode* strings, and not utf (for example) encoded strings, which don't work. But anyhow, from Fredrik's answer I understand now why it's not a bug: >Kid uses the standard Python I18N model (for international text, >use either byte strings with ASCII only, or Unicode strings) I didn't know that Python i18n model has this logic. I should RTFM more :) -- Ksenia
