wxPython: ansi or unicode?

[Robert Kern]

monkey wrote:
> Hi all, which should be install? Really confused @@...

Unicode.

> Is that mean unicode version used for programming in language other than
> English?

No. The Unicode version allows the underlying wxWidgets GUI toolkit to 
use Unicode text. You want this.

On certain platforms, older versions of the unicode version of wxPython 
were somewhat unstable. I believe this has been largely resolved, and 
the ANSI versions will be going away.

I may have some details wrong. If you want an authoritative answer, ask 
on the wxPython lists.

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