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The windows C lib docs say that calling mbstowcs on the
output of strftime (or calling wcsftime instead of strftime)
will return the correct wide-character (utf-16?) string.
This produces something that looks like it could be correct.
Decoding with the 'mbcs' encoding in Python is not
equivalent to calling mbstowcs because mbstowcs is
locale-dependent.
Perhaps it would be a good idea to have time.strftime return
a unicode string. As this wouldn't be backward compatible,
it could be done via a new function time.ustrftime, or via
an optional unicode=True argument to the existing function. |
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2007-08-23 14:18:07 | admin | link | issue836035 messages |
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