Probably not an anytree issue, but perhaps someone already had the same experience.
I use wxPython's TextCtrl to render my Anytree object. Everything renders nice except for the percent signs. In the example below each "115428736n" (a hash maybe?) stands / should stand for the percent sign.
Any idea what this might be and how to fix it?
08:23:22: └── results08:23:22: ├── 41 115428736n BF1 für Head crown, serf = 3.94 ≤ SheetThickness, 10 NW (9.5 MW).08:23:22: ├── 60 115428736n BF1 für Head knuckle, serf = 5.75 ≤ SheetThickness, 10 NW (9.5 MW).
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Probably not an anytree issue, but perhaps someone already had the same experience. I use wxPython's TextCtrl to render my Anytree object. Everything renders nice except for the percent signs. In the example below each "115428736n" (a hash maybe?) stands / should stand for the percent sign.
Any idea what this might be and how to fix it?
08:23:22: └── results08:23:22: ├── 41 115428736n BF1 für Head crown, serf = 3.94 ≤ SheetThickness, 10 NW (9.5 MW).08:23:22: ├── 60 115428736n BF1 für Head knuckle, serf = 5.75 ≤ SheetThickness, 10 NW (9.5 MW).