On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 11:57 AM, Jim Mooney <[email protected]>wrote:
> I had a bad feeling I'd end up learning Unicode ;') > >> >> >> It's not as painful as you might think! Try it - you'll like it! >> Actually, once you start getting used to working in Unicode by default, >> having to deal with programs that are non-Unicode-aware feels extremely >> irritating. >> > > I'll have to, to write a python program to translate the tree output. I > tried More, but since I have Python(x,y) I gave up after holding down the > enter key for five minutes. I tried piping More but that didn't work right. > I probably forgot DOS. but since DOS isn't commonly used, a python program > would be better anyway. > You'd be better off skipping TREE entirely and going pure-Python. TREE - being Unicode-naive - can't deal with any foreign-alphabet characters beyond the few baked in alongside the box-drawing characters; they all get turned into question marks. I'm guessing that's not an issue on your own computer, but if you ever want to deal with files from other people...
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