Thanks for your reply. Well I have looked at it again and I lose the repeated
lines if I remove the \n and simplify part of it to:
if len(newchars)> 0:
output = ''.join(newchars)
sys.stdout.write(output)
Start ELEMENT ='title'
Der Einfluss kleiner naturnaher Retentionsma▀nahmen in der FlΣche auf den
Hochwa
sserabfluss - Kleinrⁿckhaltebecken -.
End ELEMENT ='title'
However if I try and put some of the surrounding text back in either by
concatenating strings or using multiple sys.stdout.write() calls I get
repetitions of the strings.
if len(newchars)> 0:
output = ''.join(newchars)
sys.stdout.write("String read is '")
sys.stdout.write(output)
sys.stdout.write("'")
Start ELEMENT ='title'
String read is 'Der Einfluss kleiner naturnaher Retentionsma'String read is
'▀'S
tring read is 'nahmen in der Fl'String read is 'Σ'String read is 'che auf
den Ho
chwasserabfluss - Kleinr'String read is 'ⁿ'String read is 'ckhaltebecken -.'
End ELEMENT ='title'
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