Re: unicode for beginners

2009-03-26 Thread skip
Wally> I have something of a csv file which has somehow been converted Wally> into something that looks like this... Wally> Is there a simple way to convert this into something a little bit Wally> readable? Look at the unicode_csv_reader function in the csv module doc's examples:

Re: unicode for beginners

2009-03-26 Thread WallyDD
On Mar 26, 5:30 pm, Peter Otten <[email protected]> wrote: > WallyDD wrote: > > I have something of a csv file which has somehow been converted into > > something that looks like this; > > " FOZ DE IGUAZ\u00da" and " R\u00cdO DE JANEIRO" > > > Is there a simple way to convert this into something a l

Re: unicode for beginners

2009-03-26 Thread Vlastimil Brom
2009/3/26 WallyDD : > I have something of a csv file which has somehow been converted into > something that looks like this; > " FOZ DE IGUAZ\u00da" and " R\u00cdO DE JANEIRO" > Is there a simple way to convert this into something a little bit > readable? > Is there a simple command in python to co

Re: unicode for beginners

2009-03-26 Thread Peter Otten
WallyDD wrote: > I have something of a csv file which has somehow been converted into > something that looks like this; > " FOZ DE IGUAZ\u00da" and " R\u00cdO DE JANEIRO" > > Is there a simple way to convert this into something a little bit > readable? > > Is there a simple command in python to

unicode for beginners

2009-03-26 Thread WallyDD
I have something of a csv file which has somehow been converted into something that looks like this; " FOZ DE IGUAZ\u00da" and " R\u00cdO DE JANEIRO" Is there a simple way to convert this into something a little bit readable? Is there a simple command in python to convert this? Thank you. -- htt