Input() Method

[OurCodeBase]

Hello Sir

As you said in your documentation I used the code, and the code is working It successfully decode unicode escape characters.

>> from unidecode import unidecode
>> value="\u0048\u0065\u006c\u006c\u006f"
>> print(unidecode(value))
Hello

Problem

When i used input as a value unidecode prints the same value as i entered.

>> from unidecode import unidecode
>> value=input("Input: ")
Input: \u0048\u0065\u006c\u006c\u006f
>> print(unidecode(value))
\u0048\u0065\u006c\u006c\u006f

[avian2]

Unidecode does not decode escape sequences. You are using a wrong library. See the "Why does Unidecode not replace \u and \U backslash escapes in my strings?" frequently asked question in the README.

[OurCodeBase]

Unidecode does not decode escape sequences. You are using a wrong library. See the "Why does Unidecode not replace \u and \U backslash escapes in my strings?" frequently asked question in the README.

Hello @avian2

I can understand what you told. But sir our tool was successfully worked with a defined string of escape sequences. The only problem appears with input() method. If you can, help me !