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Updated to version 1.5. Includes typo fixes by Andrew Kuchling and a new section on the default encoding.
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The latest version of this document is always available at:
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Older versions are available as:
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Conventions:
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may well be worthwhile including a hint since people in other
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countries will want to be able to read you source strings too.
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countries will want to be able to read your source strings too.
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Unicode Type Object:
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In containment tests ('a' in u'abc' and u'a' in 'abc') both sides
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should be coerced to Unicode before applying the test. Errors occurring
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All string methods should delegate the call to an equivalent Unicode
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object method call by converting all involved strings to Unicode and
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UnicodeError is defined in the exceptions module as subclass of
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UnicodeError is defined in the exceptions module as a subclass of
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'utf-16': 16-bit variable length encoding (litte/big endian)
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'utf-16': 16-bit variable length encoding (little/big endian)
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'utf-16-le': utf-16 but explicitly little endian
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The method may not store state in the Codec instance. Use
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