Maniac wrote:
Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
Makes sense given the recent push for making the Django core UTF8.
No, recent push is to make Django core Unicode (arrays of 2-byte
normalized characters).
well, it's not always 2bytes (usually it's 4bytes).
(sorry, couldn't resist :)
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Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
Makes sense given the recent push for making the Django core UTF8.
No, recent push is to make Django core Unicode (arrays of 2-byte
normalized characters). Django now is in UTF-8 (Unicode encoded to be
passed as single-byte strings) and this is the exact
On 1/16/06, Igor Goryachev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any feedback?
Makes sense given the recent push for making the Django core UTF8. The
majority of the MUA's out there already know how to support UTF8 in
emails. It will only increase the satisfaction for the non-English
speaking populace (whi
Igor Goryachev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think it would be very useful if it was possible to send e-mail (using
> 'django.core.mail') in something different than 'us-ascii', for example,
> in 'utf-8' by default. I have tried to implement this:
I have reworked it a bit and submitted patch T
Hello.
I think it would be very useful if it was possible to send e-mail (using
'django.core.mail') in something different than 'us-ascii', for example,
in 'utf-8' by default. I have tried to implement this:
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