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[Python-Dev] Encoding of 8-bit strings and Python source code

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[Fredrik]> -- my proposal: expose both types, but let them contain characters>    from the same character set -- at least when used as strings.>>    as before, 8-bit strings can be used to store binary data, so we>    don't need a separate ByteArray type.  in an 8-bit string, there's>    always one character per byte.>> [imho: small changes to the existing code base, about as efficient as> can be, no attempt to second-guess the user, fully backwards com-> patible, fully compliant with the definition of strings in the language> reference, patches are available, etc...]Sorry, all this proposal does is change the default encoding onconversions from UTF-8 to Latin-1.  That's verywestern-culture-centric.You already have control over the encoding: use unicode(s,"latin-1").  If there are places where you don't have enough control(e.g. file I/O), let's add control there.--Guido van Rossum (home page:http://www.python.org/~guido/)

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