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Python 3 uses a different integer division operator and different default encoding #1

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Python 3 uses a different integer division operator
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Python 2.x uses ASCII as a default encoding, but Python 3.3+ uses UTF…
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7 changes: 5 additions & 2 deletions miette/doc.py
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Expand Up @@ -81,21 +81,24 @@ def read(self, size=None):
length = size - len(data_buffer)

if fc_f_compressed:
fc_fc /= 2
fc_fc //= 2
else:
length *= 2

self.word_document.seek(fc_fc)
part = self.word_document.read(length)
if not fc_f_compressed:
part = part.decode('utf-16')
else:
part = part.decode('cp1252') # Python 2.x uses ASCII as a default encoding, but Python 3.3+ uses UTF-8 default encoding. Therefore we need to specify the cp1252 file encoding explicitly.
data_buffer += str(part)
self._position += len(part)

if len(data_buffer) >= size:
break

return data_buffer[:size].encode('utf-8')
# return data_buffer[:size].encode('utf-8') # comment-out: the Python 3.3+ string is already in UTF-8 format
return data_buffer[:size]

def tell(self):
"""
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