I tried your advice yesterday evening.
> And see if you get a ç.
I see this character.
from easygui import easygui
raw = unicode("121ø 55' 5.55''", 'utf-8')
=> gets a encoding error
raw = unicode("121ø 55' 5.55''", 'cp1250')
=> this works while coding on windows.
How do I make it work really crossplatform: On both Linux and Windows?
lines = raw.split(unicode('ø', 'cp1250'))
=> again work on windows
print lines
easygui.msgbox(raw)
=> prints a strange symbol instead of "°"
import Tkinker
Tkinter._test()
=> this test test the expected result.
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