Hi a third time,
I found the issue. After ugly debugging code, I found out that site.py
was calling for a sitecustomize module, that was in my home directory
for some reason, and that set the encoding. This sitecustomize.py was
in Evennia code. I don't know why Python used it. Anyway, I deleted
the directory and Python 2 is now back to using ASCII. Now I'll be able
to work and have it accept utf-8 in a consistent manner!
Thanks for your help,
Vincent
On 12/12/2016 1:47 PM, Thomas Kluyver wrote:
On 12 December 2016 at 11:57, Vincent LE GOFF
<vincent.legoff....@gmail.com <mailto:vincent.legoff....@gmail.com>>
wrote:
Perhaps it's one of the site-packages modules that change that
without my knowing, and since it's not frozen... but if so, it's
loaded automatically.
Look for .pth files, which can run code when Python starts.
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