Issue1674190
Created on 2007-03-05.16:02:54 by nhiro, last changed 2007-12-02.20:42:37 by cgroves.
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| msg1527 (view) |
Author: NISHIO Hirokazu (nhiro) |
Date: 2007-03-05.16:02:54 |
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Hi, I'm Japanese.
assume XX is Japanese string and its code are u'\u3042'
YY is another one u'\u304b'.
exec() destroys this string to meanless bytes.
>>> exec("print [hex(ord(x)) for x in u'XX']")
['0x3f', '0x3f']
>>> exec("print [hex(ord(x)) for x in u'YY']")
['0x3f', '0x3f']
if I don't use multibyte string, It works well
>>> exec("print [hex(ord(x)) for x in u'\u3042']")
['0x3042']
and printing multibyte also works well
>>> print u"XX"
??
>>> print u"\u3042"
XX
so I think the bug is in parsing process of Jython code.
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| msg1528 (view) |
Author: rajesh battala (rajesh_battala) |
Date: 2007-07-23.04:50:01 |
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hi nishio
i will look at the bug and will let you about this as soon as possible
thanks
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| msg1529 (view) |
Author: Charlie Groves (cgroves) |
Date: 2007-12-02.20:42:37 |
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This was fixed in 2.2.1
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