2010-04-24 04:45 keltezéssel, [email protected] írta:
On Saturday 24 April 2010 14:09:44 Henrik Pauli wrote:
2010-04-24 03:02 keltezéssel, [email protected] írta:
I've got a small program that parses a web page and outputs a small
amount of text to a QTextLabel. The problem is, that when displaying
numbers with spaces between them, the textLabel seems to add in strange
characters. Example: http://everydaylht.com/example.png
The string should be "6 272 640 square inches". This is how the string
looks when I parse the webpage. If I print the string before it is
displayed, the terminal output is how it should be (ie. 6 272 640 square
inches). However, in a QTextLabel, those weird A's get inserted.
What you see there is non-breaking spaces (finally someone properly
typesetting them numbers!). They should appear as normal spaces, but
for some reason, the fact that you're dealing with a UTF-8 text doesn't
really seem to reach Python's or PyQt's mind.
The source file uses UTF-8 encoding.
Any suggestions what this might be, or how it might be fixed.
Maybe try to .decode that string as UTF-8 to get a unicode object which
then you feed to the QTextLabel?
Are you able to give me a hint how to do that. I've been playing with .decode
and .encode and really am struggling with what I'm doing.
Is there a reason you str() that match there in line 6? If it works
without it, keep it str()-less :) Otherwise, I think I'd do the
following in line 16:
self.f.label.setText(q_result.decode("utf-8"))
I really hope that's syntactically correct, I haven't touched Python in
quite a long time unfortunately.
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