Revision 3747
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 12 years ago
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if not util.is_str(val): val = str(val) |
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return to_unicode(val) |
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def urepr(value): |
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'''Like built-in repr() but converts to unicode object''' |
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if hasattr(value, '__repr__'): str_ = value.__repr__() |
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else: str_ = repr(value) |
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return to_unicode(str_) |
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def repr_no_u(value): |
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'''Like built-in repr() but removes the "u" in `u'...'`''' |
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return re.sub(r"^u(?=')", r'', repr(value)) |
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return re.sub(r"^u(?=')", r'', urepr(value))
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strings.py: Added urepr() and use it in repr_no_u(), to better support repr() return values with non-ASCII characters. Avoiding repr() also provides a more complete stack trace in the case of such errors.