Unicode via COM
Paul Prescod
paul at prescod.net
Mon Jul 5 19:02:27 EDT 1999
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I can write characters into a PowerPoint slideshow via range.InsertText but it takes a Python string as an argument. How do I get a >255 character into Unicode. I'm looking for something like unicode_chr( 8132 ) I guess it has something to do with UnicodeFromRaw but I don't know what "Raw" means? UTF-8? Do I have to memorize the details of some encoding? How do I convert 8132 into a "raw" string? -- Paul Prescod - ISOGEN Consulting Engineer speaking for only himself http://itrc.uwaterloo.ca/~papresco Math -- that most logical of sciences -- teaches us that the truth can be highly counterintuitive and that sense is hardly common. K.C.Cole, "The Universe and the Teacup"
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