OS X uses always utf-8 for input to the
shell. Unless I am missing something?
Next, how can you get the Terminal output encoding? For example, what
if a user changed the Character Set Encoding to Western (Mac OS Roman)
- how can you detect this setting from Python?
Best Regards,
Nir So
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 co
l. Some of the docs are quite useless, and the only way is to use
help(modulename), maybe the html can be generated from the module
docstrings?
Modules I used:
* Carbon.File - to get the real case of a file name
* MacOS - to get file type and creator code
* plistlib - to read and write plist files
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Nir Soffer
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e, then
use Save for Web and make sure you embed the colorsync profile in the
file. Then it will display fine on Safari or Preview or any other Cocoa
app.
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ferences between bsd tar and gnu tar, we simply moved to
python only solution, which worked great.
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s version seems to be the same version installed by
default on 10.4.8. Trying to extract the new tarball fail after 47
members.
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