I found it works on Jython 2.5 beta0
On 8 Sty, 12:38, naos <lukasz.korzyb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm recently playing with Django 1.0.2 on Jython 2.5 alpha3 build.
> Besides missing os.getcwdu function (which I got over by assigning
> os.getcwdu= os.getcwd at app init) I have problem with template
> rendering.
>
> When Jython string includes non-ASCII unicode characters (central
> europe specific letters) then it is not rendered by the template, it
> is missing in the resulting HTML document. If for eg. I have a =
> "żźćłśąłł" and {{ a }} in the template then it won't appear.
>
> I found that doing a = a.encode('utf-8') helps, so a hot fix for that
> would be writing own custom filter that would utf-8 encode string and
> doing something like this: {{ a|utf8 }} . But it is not satisfactory
> enough for me, does anyone have better idea?
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