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Author lemburg
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Date 2002-11-12.15:53:48
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Hmm, in those cases, passing Unicode objects to .write()
should work (and thus printing too). I think he's trying
to print some user-defined instances to such a stream...
that's where __str__ is called instead of __unicode__
by PyFile_WriteObject(). 

The question then becomes: how should PyFile_WriteObject()
know whether to look for __unicode__ or not ?
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