> sandro.dentella a écrit :
> > Thanks! that was it. Now I can reproduce the error. Which is the
> > "correct" solution?
> >
> > An easy and not really nice one is to encode title into
> > DEFAULT_CHARSET, but I'd rather
> > have _() return an unicode object. How should I do to obtain this?
>
> some python conversion exemple can peharps help you :
>
> textutf8=unicode(textascii,'utf-8')
this cannot be used in my case. Unicode conversion is taking place out of my
control just becouse the format string is 'promoted' to unicode becouse of
title being already unicode as spotted by Michael
subject = _("Priority changed in ticket #%(id)s %(title)s") % (
{'id': 11, 'title': u'abc'})
what I'd like to use if the function ugettext that is documented in gettext
module, but I can't find it nor in django.util.translation nor in python
gettext module... ('module' object has no attribute 'ugettext')
any further hint?
TIA
sandro
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