Closed rahul-gj closed 6 years ago
Dear Rahul,
thanks for spotting this. I replaced two non ASCII-compatible quotation marks in the README file and uploaded a new patch release (version 0.7.3) to PyPI.
Can i ask you to try again?
With kind regards, Andreas.
Thanks. But it still gives me error while at 'CHANGES = open(os.path.join(here, 'CHANGES.rst')).read()'
I suggest you should use:
with open(os.path.join(here, 'CHANGES.rst'), encoding='utf-8') as f:
CHANGES = f.read()
everywhere. This takes care of unicode for me most of the time.
Bummer.
Thanks for your suggestion! Unfortunately, Python2 doesn't provide the encoding
kwarg to the open
builtin yet. codecs.open would be the way to go here.
I will improve this and also might take a look what the culprit in CHANGES.rst actually is.
Thanks again for your patience!
Hi Rahul,
i just fixed the offending characters in CHANGES.rst and uploaded version 0.7.4 to PyPI. May i ask you to try again?
Best, Andreas.
Successfully installed on 64bit win10 PC
Thanks for letting me know.
You are welcome to come back for any further issues you might encounter. This project was conceived only recently and doesn't have a large user base yet, so i am happy if others would find rough edges and bugs which slipped through or i am having a blind spot for.
I tried cmd, powershell, ipython-qt-console, and cygwin.
this is the cygwin output. others are same.