> Not that difficult. Suppose I have the character Ó, I just do > > py> unicodedata.name(u"Ó") > 'CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER SCHWA' > > I used cut-n-paste to insert the character into the interactive prompt; > that worked just fine.
I suppose, if I knew about unicodedata.name(), and if my cursed command-line terminal supported cut-and-paste. Between rxvt, xterm, Emacs shell buffers, Windows command shells, and OS X Terminal.app windows, I find it hard to know just what will and will not work in that regard. Bill
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