Closed Nandaka closed 6 years ago
This is a pretty stupid bug. At the lowest level, the EOF was tested as a byte rather than as a Windows wide char. This causes EOF whenever the lower byte of the first character is b'\x1a'
, which is the case for your first input. It should be fixed now, try the latest development version.
Looks like it is working.
Thanks
Hi,
I'm using Windows and Python 2.7. with win_unicode_console 0.5
Some input will raise EOFError, when other doesn't.
Sample code
Sample Input
多々良小傘
= raise EOFErrorたたらこがさ
= OK