| 80 | | * '''Warning for Python 2.3:''' There is a bug in the way Python 2.3 does string interpolation for unicode strings that you should be aware of if your code has to work with that verison of Python. In the second line of code, above, if any of the parameters are non-basestring objects, Python will call the {{{__str__}}} method on the object, not the {{{__unicode__}}} method! So, for Python 2.3-compatible code, you would need to write something like |
| | 80 | * '''Warning for Python 2.3:''' There is a bug in the way Python 2.3 does string interpolation for unicode strings that you should be aware of if your code has to work with that version of Python. In the second line of code, above, if any of the parameters are non-basestring objects, Python will call the {{{__str__}}} method on the object, not the {{{__unicode__}}} method! So, for Python 2.3-compatible code, you would need to write something like |