On 3/17/13 9:20 PM, Don Dwiggins wrote:
I'm developing a small pyjs application, which gets data from aURL and
allows displaying it in various ways. The application uses
HTTPRequest().asyncGet in the main section, and does most of its
processing in the onCompletion handler. It works beautifully using
pyjd, however...
I've started using Firebug to get a clearerpicture of what's going on.
The request completes, and the onCompletion method is called; so far, so
good.
The data that I'm getting in the request is aUnicode representation of a
csv file. I have the line:
csvlines = csvdata.encode('utf-8').split('\n')
to convert the string to utf-8 and turn it into a list of lines. The
error I get in the JS is:
TypeError: csvdata.encode is not a function
return csvdata['encode']('utf-8');
At this point, I'm not sure how to proceed. Does this mean that pyjs
doesn't have the equivalent of a string method called "encode"? Or is
there something else going on? If the former, is there an alternate way
to accomplish what I'm trying to do?
(BTW, the programworks well under pyjd.)
TIA,
Don
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