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The codecs.StreamRecoder class re-encodes data between 2 character sets. Its constructor specifies the 2 character sets in different ways. The user should specify the internal character set as a pair of encoder and decoder. She should provide the external character set by supplying class definitions of a codec-specific StreamReader and StreamWriter.
Pseudocode of codecs.StreamRecoder of the Python2.5 version:
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1 class StreamRecoder:
2 def __init__(self, stream, e, d, class_sr, class_sw):
3 # internal encoder, decoder^ ^external decoder, encoder
4 self.r = class_sr(stream)
5 self.w = class_sw(stream)
6 ...
7
8 def read(self):
9 return self.e(self.r.read())
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11 def write(self, data):
12 return self.w.write(self.d(data))
See also: StreamReader, StreamWriter, StreamReaderWriter.