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I am being passed a string that may contain Unicode in it's 4-digit format -- u'\u4eb0'. I'm asked to be able to display said string in a Richtext and need to decode the Unicode to display as well.
- Embedding MS Word in a wxPython application
My ultimate goal is to embed a MS Word editor in a wxPython...
- Embedding MS Word in a wxPython application
20 sie 2017 · In Python 3, strings (should) automatically support Unicode, so you don't need to do anything special like encoding-to-UTF-8. document.add_paragraph(story) # ^ just do this directly, no need to call `.encode('utf-8')`
I'm pretty sure Word exports unicode -- I think how it works is that when you paste, the app that is being pasted INTO (wx in this case) asks for a unicode version of the string. So if you use a unicode build of wx, things should "just work"
11 lut 2023 · My ultimate goal is to embed a MS Word editor in a wxPython application (I want Word to appear as one of the controls inside my wx.Frame).
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31 sty 2024 · In Python, the built-in chr() and ord() functions allow you to convert between Unicode code points and characters. Additionally, in string literals, characters can be represented by their hexadecimal Unicode code points using \x, \u, or \U.
I'm trying to write a function to 'clean up' text pasted from, say, MS Word so that angled quotation marks, emdashes and so on are replaced with web-safe characters (ASCII and HTML entity codes). I've set the encoding as latin-1 in as many places as I can think of.
