Fuzzyman wrote:
The codecs module has constants definded for the UTF32 encoding, yet
this encoding isn't supported as a standard encoding. Why isn't it
supported ?
Because nobody has contributed such an implementation.
Notice that this is really trivial to implement, with very few lines
of pure Pyt
Fuzzyman wrote:
> Thanks Serge.
You're welcome. While we at it, iconvcodec supports utf-32 and more. I have sent
a 2.4 windows build of iconvcodec module to the author. He promised to publish
it
soon.
Serge.
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Thanks Serge.
Regards,
Fuzzy
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Fuzzyman wrote:
> I have a couple of questions about the UTF encodings.
>
> The codecs module has constants definded for the UTF32 encoding, yet
> this encoding isn't supported as a standard encoding. Why isn't it
> supported ?
Probably because there is little demand for it. The most widespread
un
