Giovanni Bajo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) Does TkInter use an external library of some sort
> to decode unicode
> input?
not afaik.
> 2) Do all the fields in your "event" object above
> change, or just some of
> them?
No, only the char field of the event. I'm still
trying to figure out what it brings in each case, but
the keysym and keycode fields seem to remain the same,
even using dead keys combinations.
> 3) Does Python standard unicode encode/decode work
> correctly?
Yes. On my machine, both interpreted and compiled
standard unicode encode/decode combinations work.
Doing some tests, interpreted Tkinter seems to be
giving me characters utf-8 encoded, and compiled
Tkinter gives them to me cp1252 encoded.
sys.stdin/stdout.encoding shows 'cp850' in both cases.
I'll keep on testing...
Anthony
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