Making log functions unicode safe for unknown input.

[radiosilence]

Issue #11

[radiosilence]

Ok, this still doesn't quite seem to fix it.

[radiosilence]

Right, second commit fixed the issue.

[radiosilence]

Basically, on the wire, it was picking up UTF-8 encoded bytes. Then because it was trying to format it to a string, it was trying to decode said bytes with ASCII before formatting them. And thus failed. So, you need to decode the source bytes into a unicode object using .decode('utf-8'), and make the destination string a unicode object.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same when pulling 152edce on radiosilence:master into f3c453a on moccu:master.

[radiosilence]

Still failing on Python 3. Hmm. It seems like the "msg" is being a bytes (str) on Python 2.7, and a unicode (str) in Python 3.

Any ideas?

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same when pulling c313373 on radiosilence:master into f3c453a on moccu:master.

[radiosilence]

This is kind of a messy solution.