One way to debug this is to try to redirect the output to a .txt or
.html file and check the output in gedit or firefox browser that
understands the encoding.
Ok I will check this.
#1 Please put a header, copyright, license info if you are releasing
code to the public.
#2 You might
Hi,
I created a terminal based English to tamil dictionary application with
python.
This fetches data from http://ta.wiktionary.org/wiki/ and displays the
output in terminal.
Problem is that it does not print tamil font clearly. I cannot read that
font. Eventhough I
installed tamil font in my
Problem is that it does not print tamil font clearly. I cannot read that
font. Eventhough I
installed tamil font in my system. What is way to print unicode character
in terminal ?
What terminal emulator are you using ? I have tried tamil characters on
both xterm (248) and gnome-terminal
Hi. Thank you for your reply.
What terminal emulator are you using ? I have tried tamil characters on
both xterm (248) and gnome-terminal (2.28.1).
gnome-terminal
echo -e #\0340\0256\0205#
If you notice that the tamil character is not between the '#' characters
but instead overlaps
Hi,
--- On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 6:35 PM, Sathia S sathia2...@gmail.com wrote:
| This fetches data from http://ta.wiktionary.org/wiki/ and displays the
| output in terminal.
|
| Problem is that it does not print tamil font clearly. I cannot read that
| font.
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One way to debug this is to try to
