I'm getting
line 79, in tounicode
return(unicode(s, errors='replace'))
TypeError: decoding Unicode is not supported
from this, under Python 2.7:
def tounicode(s) :
if type(s) == unicode :
return(s)
return(unicode(s, errors='replace'))
That would seem to be impossible. But it's not.
"s" is generated from the "suds" SOAP client. The documentation
for "suds" says:
"Suds leverages python meta programming to provide an intuative API for
consuming web services. Runtime objectification of types defined in the
WSDL is provided without class generation."
I think that somewhere in "suds", they subclass the "unicode" type.
That's almost too cute.
The proper test is
isinstance(s,unicode)
John Nagle
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