If it's not you can put an encoding line @ the top of your script like
# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
David Stanek wrote:
Is the encoding of your file set?
On 9/4/09, zhang allen <acalle...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Christian,
Thanks for your tip.
But it seems to me still not working again.
i wirte this python code
k = []
s = u'Büro'
for c in s:
k.append(c)
print k
k=[u'B', u'\xa8', u'\xb9', u'r', u'o']
i still have 5 different chars.
2009/9/4 Christian Witts <cwi...@compuscan.co.za>
zhang allen wrote:
Hi All,
Say i have unicode string * Büro*.
i want to iterate this string .
i write this python code which doesn't work.
s ='Büro'
for ch in s:
print ch
it seems *Büro* has 5 chars. *ü *consists of 2 bytes.
so does someone has any ideas?
how to iterate this string, so i can hava 4 chars, like "B, ü, r, o ".?
Thanks in advance.
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s = 'Büro'
for ch in s:
... print ch
...
B
�
r
o
You need to make it a unicode string.
s = u'Büro'
for ch in s:
... print ch
...
B
ü
r
o
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