ordinal not in range(128)
Fredrik Lundh
fredrik at pythonware.com
Sat May 12 09:51:13 EDT 2001
Ralf Claus wrote:
> I could answer the question. But i do not point why it functioned.
> Normally, this is the way to capture text from a TextWidget.
> (I type äöüäöü in the TextWidget)
>
> text = self.c.get(1.0,END)
> print text
if the widget contains non-ascii characters, this might result
a unicode string (use repr(text) or type(text) to verify this)
to print a non-ascii unicode string on an output device, you
need to specify the output encoding, e.g:
print text.encode("iso-8859-1")
print text.encode("ascii", "ignore")
print text.encode("utf-8")
(for some reason, typing latin-1 text into a text widget doesn't
always result in a unicode string. looks like a bug to me...)
Cheers /F
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