[XML-SIG] Changes in pyexpat.c

[Andrew Kuchling]

On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 11:34:45PM +0200, Martin v. Loewis wrote:
>That included the wstring type, didn't it? Would it support falling
>back to plain strings if not even the wstring type was available?

I don't believe any code in the CVS tree actually used it; it was
simply there so applications could convert the UTF-8 output from Expat
into their own encoding.

>> Therefore, the CVS tree won't work with 2.0, and frankly I see no
>                                     °°°° without?

Correct; I meant "without 2.0". Though 1.6 should work, I haven't been
testing it.

--amk