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People who care about handling Unicode correctly have already made up their mind. Many people don't, though. Many people run their Python scripts in cmd.exe.
by rspeer 11y ago
People who care about handling Unicode correctly have already made up their mind.
Many people don't, though. Many people run their Python scripts in cmd.exe.
- the_mitsuhiko 11y ago> Many people don't, though. Many people run their Python scripts in cmd.exe. Did you know that cmd.exe supports unicode just fine? It's Python that does not (out of the box). The development version of Click for instance supports input/output in cmd.exe with both 2.x and 3.x. Unicode is not a feature of Python 3.
- rspeer 11y agoI've seen what you've managed to do with Click and cmd.exe and I complimented you for it on Twitter. I doubt that anyone has ever managed to output Unicode into cmd.exe in Python before you made this. I hope Python 3.6 can incorporate what you did.