I'm trying to find a way to get the user encoding used for example for
command line arguments e.g.:
# creating an Hebrew file name...
touch עברית
./foo.py *
From my experience with Mac OS X 10.0-3, I know the foo.py will always
get hebrew-name using utf-8.
You can al
On 16 Feb, 2006, at 15:00, Nir Soffer wrote:
> I noticed that it does not matter what encoding you set in the Terminal
> window setting, anything you type will use utf-8 encoding.
I was wrong, it does change the input encoding when you type or display
strings.
However, testing common commands
[Bill Janssen wrote]
> All right, I've added a wiki page (have I mentioned how much I dislike
> wiki markup syntax? oh, well...) called PythonDistributionsForMac.
> Everybody, please review if you care, and fix as necessary. Trent,
> you'll want to add a fuller description of ActivePython.
Done
