Dear all,
Using the Microsoft XML core services (MSXML 4.0) as an XSLT-processor for
python
i got into a trap when trying to generate properly unicode(UTF-8) encoded
HTML:
The encoding statement gets lost in the HTML header, and white-spaces
UTF-8: HEX code C2 A0 convert to A0.
Testing and
Andreas Neubauer wrote:
>
> Dear all,
> Using the Microsoft XML core services (MSXML 4.0) as an XSLT-processor
> for python
> i got into a trap when trying to generate properly unicode(UTF-8)
> encoded HTML:
> The encoding statement gets lost in the HTML header, and
> white-spaces UTF-8: HEX code
Jeff Taylor wrote:
> I know this has probably been brought up many years ago, but I'm rather
> new to Python.
>
> Is there a way to open a serial port with a baudrate greater than
> 115.2kbps? I'm currently using pyserial and it can handle over 115.2,
> but when it calls win32file, win32file gi
See this thread for some discussion and examples of creating
an object that implements IStream:
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-win32/2007-August/006166.html
Future builds will also have pythoncom.CreateStreamOnHGlobal
for a quick and simple way to create an in-memory IStream.
Rog
