zipfile module: problems with filename having non ascii characters
Jeff Epler
jepler at unpythonic.net
Sat Aug 21 17:13:01 EDT 2004
Zip files don't have a way to define the encoding of filenames---names
are just byte strings, and different utilities may interpret them in
different ways. The only thing that seems to be defined is that '/' is
the directory separator, and possibly that the filename can't contain
'\0'.
You can probably find the encoding that winzip uses with a little
trial-and-error, and convert your filenames in your encoding to
filenames in that encoding. This may depend on the language or region
of the installed Windows, though.
Jeff
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