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Abstract away some types


String and integer types have changed in python 3. In 2.x, the str type is a

string of bytes, and the unicode type is a string of text. In 3.x, the

bytes type has replaced the old str, and str has replaced unicode. The

six library has abstractions for these that we can use while we're trying to

support both.


Additionally, 3.x has merged the int and long types, so there's a similar

abstraction for that.

 








  


 
 

  
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Do we really need it in this case? Wouldn't str() do the right thing in either case here when we're …

      		
      
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    Do we really need it in this case? Wouldn't str() do the right thing in either case here when we're using string formatters?
    

    I thought text_type was more useful when doing isinstance and such.
    

    I admit ignorance in a lot of this.
    
  
    
 
    

 
    
  


    
 
    
 
      

  


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      Given that we were explicitly casting to unicode, I think I'd rather use the six type. It's str in python 3 and unicode in python 2, which duplicates what we were doing here already.
      
 
      

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