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I'm attempting to do what should be simple, and that is display currency
symbols in a pango markup label widget.
However, when attempting to display the Pound Sterling symbol for the UK
currency,
I can get it to runder in a python prompt easily:
|>> print u'\u001E'
<prints pound sterling symbol>
but then if I put that in a gtk label it displays as a box with 00
across the top and 1E across the bottom.
Question: What version of pyGTK supports unicode label strings?
|>> import pygtk
|>> pygtk.require('2.6')
|>> import gtk
|>> gtk.gtk_version
(2, 6, 8)
|>> gtk.pygtk_version
(2, 6, 0)
|>> gtk.ver
Thanks,
Robert
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