Hi,
Actually in the earlier part when we write to xml we got which was
correct when we look into the ISO-8859-1 (Latin-1) international
character set and hexadecimal.
But here we got the hexa instead. Again for another character which
can not be decoded using utf-8 it is giving the same valu
Hi Vivek,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes I tried the same earlier itself. In that case problem is the input
string decode with one encoding format and when it encode into a byte
string using utf-8
the resulting string is not matching with the input string. Without
specifying the encoding format also,
On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 4:30 PM, wrote:
> I have an input string to the script. I do not know the encoding of the
> string.
>
Instead of guessing the encoding like you're doing, you should use a
library like https://pypi.python.org/pypi/chardet
Once the encoding is detected, you will need to ch
Hi,
How the internationalization works in Python 2.6.
Internationalization is different topic. Here you are dealing with
character encoding.
You are actually on right track except this line:
write_to_xml(input_string_unicode, encoding)
change it to
write_to_xml(input_string_u
Hi,
How the internationalization works in Python 2.6.
I have an input string to the script. I do not know the encoding of the
string.
I want to write that string to an xml file.
Here I am trying different encoding formats to decode the input string and
make it as unicode.
Then using the same e
