Jerry,
I can tell from your code that you are using Python 2. If you are a new Python
programmer, and you do not HAVE to use Python 2, use Python 3 instead.
In Python 3, text objects are something called "Unicode" rather than just
sequences of bytes. Unicode makes it much easier to handle cha
Jerry Rocteur wrote:
> When I try and format output when there are accented characters the
> output does not look right.
>
> e.g.
>
> 27 Angie Dickons 67,638
> 28 Anne MÉRESSE 64,825
>
> So the strings containing accented characters print one less than
> th
On Mon, Jan 19, 2015 at 3:04 AM, Jerry Rocteur wrote:
>
> I've tried both:
>
> print '{0:2} {1:25} {2} '.format( cnt, nam[num].encode('utf-8'),
> steps[ind1])
> print "%3d %-25s %-7s" % ( cnt, nam[num].encode('utf-8'), steps[ind1])
>
> I've searched but I can't see a solution..
>
> I guess
Hi,
When I try and format output when there are accented characters the
output does not look right.
e.g.
27 Angie Dickons 67,638
28 Anne MÉRESSE 64,825
So the strings containing accented characters print one less than
those that don't.
I've tried both:
