Open datenstrudel opened 9 years ago
Have you tried u"Bächtig möse"?
What you posted is not actually a valid Python 2.7 string (it will decode the 14 UTF-8 bytes into a 14 byte ASCII string) without the u prefix.
>>> x = "Bächtig möse"
>>> x
'B\xc3\xa4chtig m\xc3\xb6se'
>>> len(x)
14
>>> x = u"Bächtig möse"
>>> x
u'B\xe4chtig m\xf6se'
>>> len(x)
12
I have tested with the u prefix on my fork and know it works there but I cannot confirm if that is because of changes I have made on the fork or simply this u prefix issue.
Hi, was just wondering why my program doesn't continue. Of course, quick fix is to just replace such characters before calling
say(..)
. Don't know if there are other characters causing that behavior. Tested with python 2.7 under Windows 7