Hi, I just added this line to my script:
#Script by Jørgen Holo
And Python was not so thrilled to see the “ø” in there.
Just wanted to let you know.
Hi, I just added this line to my script:
#Script by Jørgen Holo
And Python was not so thrilled to see the “ø” in there.
Just wanted to let you know.
You can set a UTF-8 header in the source code - hopefully this will solve your problem
first line should read
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
see also:
Thanks, that can be handy for later referance if this won’t be “fixed” in the editor.
Do you have a suggestion for a good way to “fix” this in the editor? The best I could come up with is a more meaningful suggestion of what to change when the editor runs into this problem. I don’t want to automatically adjust user’s scripts and it is a good thing for people to learn since it applies to all implementations of python.
A good warning is a great start as I have no problem calling my self “Jorgen”
I can imagine it might be worse for those who write scripts for users of native languages, who need similar letters. Coding a text with +chr(xx)+ for each uniqe letter might be a pain. But all my scripts are in English, so I don’t have that need, at least not now.
Ok; I’ve logged this as a feature to implement in the future.
http://mcneel.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/RH-23424 (not currently visible to the public)
Thanks