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"""8-bit string definitions for Python 2/3 compatibility
Defines the following which allow for dealing with Python 3 breakages:
STR_IS_BYTES
STR_IS_UNICODE
Easily checked booleans for type identities
_NULL_8_BYTE
An 8-bit byte with NULL (0) value
as_8_bit( x, encoding='utf-8')
Returns the value as the 8-bit version
unicode -- always pointing to the unicode type
bytes -- always pointing to the 8-bit bytes type
"""
import sys
STR_IS_BYTES = True
if sys.version_info[:2] < (2,6):
# no bytes, traditional setup...
bytes = str
else:
bytes = bytes
try:
long = long
except NameError as err:
long = int
if sys.version_info[:2] < (3,0):
# traditional setup, with bytes defined...
unicode = unicode
_NULL_8_BYTE = '\000'
def as_8_bit( x, encoding='utf-8' ):
if isinstance( x, unicode ):
return x.encode( encoding )
return bytes( x )
integer_types = int,long
else:
# new setup, str is now unicode...
STR_IS_BYTES = False
_NULL_8_BYTE = bytes( '\000','latin1' )
def as_8_bit( x, encoding='utf-8' ):
if isinstance( x,unicode ):
return x.encode(encoding)
elif isinstance( x, bytes ):
# Note: this can create an 8-bit string that is *not* in encoding,
# but that is potentially exactly what we wanted, as these can
# be arbitrary byte-streams being passed to C functions
return x
return str(x).encode( encoding )
unicode = str
integer_types = int,
STR_IS_UNICODE = not STR_IS_BYTES
if hasattr( sys, 'maxsize' ):
maxsize = sys.maxsize
else:
maxsize = sys.maxint
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