idle6.0 german umlauts (ascii > 128 Exception)
Alex Martelli
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Tue Nov 7 15:13:13 EST 2000
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"Walter.Zettel" <Walter.Zettel at t-online.de> wrote in message news:8u9afu$3ee$04$1 at news.t-online.com... > Hello all responders, > > thank you for your help. I got another hint by someone, who reads this ng: > > in lib/site.py there is a line: > > encoding="ascii" > > I changed it to: > > encoding="latin1" > > and this works for me. > > But now I have one more question: > > Is this the official way to do it? Or have I to do somethin like "import > local" The 'official way' is not to touch site.py, but add your customization in a separate sitecustomize.py file in the same directory. There, you can call import sys sys.setdefaultencoding('latin1') or something similar, as I suggested in the post you are here responding to. The setdefaultencoding method is removed at the end of site.py, so you can only use it up to the time that sitecustomize.py is called, not later. (I can't see this stuff in the docs, but the comments of site.py do make it reasonably clear). Alex
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