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I would say it is very unlikely. In any case, if we have a pointer and a length, we always can check for zeros after parsing.
May be rename the str converter to pchar and the Py_UNICODE converter to pwchar? Usually the converter is named by C type, not Python type. "y" and "y#" even don't accept str. |
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