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function old_colon{T<:Integer}(start::T, step::T, stop::T)
    Range(start, step, max(0, div(stop-start+step, step)))
end

function new_colon{T<:Integer}(start::T, step::T, stop::T)
    len,rem = divrem(stop-start,step)
    Range(start, step, max(0, len+div(rem+step,step)))
end

function range_test_old()

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"""
Somewhat minimal example demonstrating how the Python dropbox api has inconcistent UTF-8 handeling
for filenames and paths.

To simpelify upload of many files i let users copy their files to a upload folder under an
application specific dropox folder named upload. Then I download theese files to my server and makes
them availible to the application. 

My problem was that if filenames contains non ASCII characters like æøå I got an encoding error when
I tried to delete the file. The problem was resolved when i encoded f['path'] to utf-8, but I have