Unicode and string conversions
Salim Zayat
zayats at blue.seas.upenn.edu
Fri Nov 16 12:32:29 EST 2001
Hey there. I was wondering something. I understand that if you type in
something like:
uni = u'\u0621\u0622'
uni becomes a unicode string, with two characters and all. That's cool.
What I dont understand is how to start with a normal string, something
like :
str = '\u0621\u0622' or some other way of packaging that info
and convert it to a unicode string that will yield the same result as uni
above. Is this even possible? I have this feeling I am missing some
glaringly obvious detail. Any help, including any links to handling
unicode strings as a whole, would be appreciated.
Salim
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