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When searching like this:
Body.search.query(u'привет')
There're always zero results, while command-line search returns hundreds. This is due to double (or even triple) encoding in utf-8 done somewhere in the guts of django-sphinx/sphinxapi.
There're instances of pointless code like unicode(string).encode('utf-8'). The problem is that if string is already a unicode object, this code will create a unicode object containing its utf-8 representation and encode it using utf-8 again thus creating garbage. I've fixed this place in code but the string is sill double-encoded somewhere. :(
This code is pointless anyway because even if it would work - it would be a noop - take a bytestring, convert to unicode, convert to bytestring again. But instead of a useless noop it makes garbage of unicode input.
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When searching like this:
Body.search.query(u'привет')
There're always zero results, while command-line search returns hundreds. This is due to double (or even triple) encoding in utf-8 done somewhere in the guts of django-sphinx/sphinxapi.
There're instances of pointless code like unicode(string).encode('utf-8'). The problem is that if string is already a unicode object, this code will create a unicode object containing its utf-8 representation and encode it using utf-8 again thus creating garbage. I've fixed this place in code but the string is sill double-encoded somewhere. :(
This code is pointless anyway because even if it would work - it would be a noop - take a bytestring, convert to unicode, convert to bytestring again. But instead of a useless noop it makes garbage of unicode input.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: