Sorry, this was my mistake, I had some unicode strings in the list
without realizing it. I deleted the topic within 10 minutes, but
apparently I wasn't fast enough. You're right join works the way it
should, I just wasn't aware I had the unicode strings in there.
-Sandra
--
http://mail.python.or
"Sandra-24" wrote:
> I'd love to know why calling ''.join() on a list of encoded strings
> automatically results in converting to the default encoding. First of
> all, it's undocumented, so If I didn't have non-ascii characters in my
> utf-8 data, I'd never have known until one day I did, and then
Sandra-24 wrote:
> I'd love to know why calling ''.join() on a list of encoded strings
> automatically results in converting to the default encoding. First of
> all, it's undocumented, so If I didn't have non-ascii characters in my
> utf-8 data, I'd never have known until one day I did, and then t
I'd love to know why calling ''.join() on a list of encoded strings
automatically results in converting to the default encoding. First of
all, it's undocumented, so If I didn't have non-ascii characters in my
utf-8 data, I'd never have known until one day I did, and then the code
would break. Secon
