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The tables for some of the larger CJK encodings are quite large in the Python implementation. There should be no need for this, since the browser / OS already has them.
We should punt out to Javascript to handle encoding/decoding for codecs that we don't ship with Pyodide -- requiring some mapping between the Python names for the codecs and the web ones.
There is a polyfill here to handle some of the cross-browser differences.
I'd consider this very low priority. Python code should generally stick to Unicode and let the input/output layer handle encoding/decoding anyway.
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The tables for some of the larger CJK encodings are quite large in the Python implementation. There should be no need for this, since the browser / OS already has them.
We should punt out to Javascript to handle encoding/decoding for codecs that we don't ship with Pyodide -- requiring some mapping between the Python names for the codecs and the web ones.
There is a polyfill here to handle some of the cross-browser differences.
I'd consider this very low priority. Python code should generally stick to Unicode and let the input/output layer handle encoding/decoding anyway.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: