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55cff2b9
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55cff2b9
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Apr 09, 2016
by
Stefan Behnel
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avoid useless str() calls for unicode string formatting
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@@ -3064,9 +3064,14 @@ class FormattedValueNode(ExprNode):
# passing a Unicode format string in Py2 forces PyObject_Format() to also return a Unicode string
format_spec
=
Naming
.
empty_unicode
if
self
.
conversion_char
:
fn
=
self
.
find_conversion_func
(
self
.
conversion_char
)
assert
fn
is
not
None
,
"invalid conversion character found: '%s'"
%
self
.
conversion_char
conversion_char
=
self
.
conversion_char
if
conversion_char
==
's'
and
self
.
value
.
type
is
unicode_type
and
not
self
.
value
.
may_be_none
():
# no need to pipe unicode strings through str()
conversion_char
=
None
if
conversion_char
:
fn
=
self
.
find_conversion_func
(
conversion_char
)
assert
fn
is
not
None
,
"invalid conversion character found: '%s'"
%
conversion_char
value_result
=
'%s(%s)'
%
(
fn
,
value_result
)
code
.
globalstate
.
use_utility_code
(
UtilityCode
.
load_cached
(
"PyObjectFormatAndDecref"
,
"StringTools.c"
))
format_func
+=
'AndDecref'
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