* b'bytes'.format() is not supported by Python 3, Python 2 does not care * Workaround: Encode all string (due to the bloody unicode_literals) into UTF-8 * Added feature: User-provided attributes (like color, lineclass etc.) are encoded in valid XML in any case
* b'bytes'.format() is not supported by Python 3, Python 2 does not care
* Workaround: Encode all string (due to the bloody unicode_literals) into UTF-8
* Added feature: User-provided attributes (like color, lineclass etc.) are encoded in valid XML in any case

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