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question about DynamicPolicy.py
user name
 2007-02-02 11:03:07 

  


  

    Greetings,

In Chapter 12 of "Python Programming on Win32"; there is a sample code demonstrating how to expose a python module in a COM server.  A function named FixArgs is used in the example to convert Unicode string to ascii string.  I'm guessing this is no longer necessary for the recent versions of python.  Btw, I'm using version 
2.5. Can anyone confirm this? Thank you.

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     country flaguser name
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     2007-02-04 17:28:26
  


  

    

  


  

    That's 
correct - it is no longer necessary to convert unicode to ascii for pywin32's 
sake.  You may have other reasons to perform either that conversion or a 
completely different conversion, but again, not because pywin32 
insists.

 



Cheers,


 



Mark



  
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Greetings,

In 
  Chapter 12 of "Python Programming on Win32" there is a sample code 
  demonstrating how to expose a python module in a COM server.  A function 
  named FixArgs is used in the example to convert Unicode string to ascii 
  string.  I'm guessing this is no longer necessary for the recent versions 
  of python.  Btw, I'm using version 2.5. Can anyone confirm this? Thank 
  you.

--
Kelie

  

  
  
   
     
    

  

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     user name

     2007-02-04 22:01:28
  


  

    

  


  

    When is the next book coming out?



On 2/4/07, Mark Hammond < mhammondskippinet.com.au">mhammondskippinet.com.au> wrote:





That's correct - it is no longer necessary to convert unicode to ascii for pywin329;s sake. ; You may have other reasons to perform either that conversion or a completely different conversion, but again, not because pywin32 insists.



 



Cheers,


 



Mark






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Greetings,

In Chapter 12 of "Python Programming on Win32"; there is a sample code demonstrating how to expose a python module in a COM server.&nbsp; A function named FixArgs is used in the example to convert Unicode string to ascii string.&nbsp; I'm guessing this is no longer necessary for the recent versions of python.&nbsp; Btw, I'm using version 
2.5. Can anyone confirm this? Thank you.

--
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