support unicode filenames #121
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Ah! Apologies for not checking outstanding pr's first. I'll take a look. |
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Ok, looks like yours is indeed much more comprehensive. Not sure I have anything to add at this point, but thanks for the quick response! Closing this one. |
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I ran into a problem when one of my filenames was
u'file.ogg'rather than'file.ogg'(str).This patch swaps out the string type-check for
six.string_types. (I also threw it onmodewhile we're at it.)This does add a dependency on the
sixmodule, so I understand if you'd prefer to do it manually instead.Probably, there are other places where the code can be patched up to work more smoothly with unicode and/or general py2/py3 compatibility. I haven't done a thorough check though.