Thanks for clarifying Stephan.
I still don't feel 100% on the encoding issue but certainly a lot less
ignorant than before :)
Cheers,
frank
On 4/03/16 2:20 am, Stephan Deibel wrote:
Frank Rueter | OHUfx wrote:
Hm, I'm not having much luck. Apparently my tooltip and default font
is Lucida Grande when running the code inside Wing, which should be
able to display quotation marks. I tried changing the font to
Verdana, as that is what my host application is using (where I get
the corrcet characters), but to no avail.
I tried using QtGui.QToolTip.setFont() and QApplication().setFont()
but I was still left with the wrong characters.
Any more ideas?
In Wing, if you are doing this in a shell, the encoding options on the
Debugger > I/O preferences page may be relevant. Also, if the strings
are in a source file, use a coding comment at the top of the Python
file (like "#coding:utf-8"; Wing converts the file if you change or
add this) and be sure you're sending correctly encoded strings or
unicode strings to PySide. The font can matter if it's missing the
necessary unicode glyphs but that probably isn't the issue in this case.
- Stephan
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