Does Python 3.x support Unicode-named attributes?

["Martin v. Löwis"]

>     Does Python 3.x support Unicode-named attributes?

Most certainly, yes. All identifiers (and thus all attribute
names) are Unicode strings in Python 3.x.

>     There are several modules which operate on HTML and try to
> hammer HTML/XML into Python object attributes.  I've had
> BeautifulSoup and "urllib" blow up at various times when
> running on non-English HTML/XML.
> 
>     Got this error today:
> 
> urllib.py:1197: UnicodeWarning: Unicode equal comparison failed to
> convert both arguments to Unicode - interpreting
> them as being unequal
>   res = map(safe_map.__getitem__, s)

Perhaps the library you were using modified __dict__ directly,
thus getting non-string attribute names into the dict? Or perhaps
s is not a Unicode string?

Regards,
Martin