"Rocco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ok. Before my default encoding was utf_8 but with iso-8859-1 now it
> works well.
Just note that you won't be able to use Unicode strings and you'll have to
convert everything to ISO-8859-1. And also note that input is expected to be
in ISO-8859-1 as well...
Yeah. This is important to note because it has a nice side effect. All strings are interpreted as ISO-8859-1 in Python, not just strings in Kid. So if you get UTF-8 or some other encoding you will have the same issue all over again. I would actually recommend that you convert your strings into unicode and pass those to Kid.
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David
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