I'm now exclusively Python 3.6+ thank heavens but ...
UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xb3 in position
6500: invalid start byte
It just so happens that is the superscript 3 character. It also happens
that superscript 3 displays correctly and works properly on Windows 10
Oh well ... maybe it isn't Python's fault. I just looked at the data
input file and found the ³ character in all places had been turned into
a box. When I edited the boxes back into ³ it all went well.
I used Filezilla to get the input files across so I'll focus on that next.
Sorry to interrup
Hi Mike
I could be missing something though is there an opportunity to set the
encoding when your reading the file. The default is utf-8 though you can
set enociding to be the actual encoding of the file that you are reading.
These file could be ISO-8859-1 or another variant.
Cheers
Dave
On Sun
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Python Users Group Subject: Re: [melbourne-pug]
Superscript chars are a pain Hi MikeI could be missing something though is
there an opportunity to set the encoding when your reading the file. The
default is utf-8 though you can set enociding to be the actual encoding of the
file th
