Erik Bethke wrote:
Hello All,
sorry for all the posts... I am *almost* there now...
okay I have this code:
import sys, os
encoding = locale.getpreferredencoding()
htmlpath = os.getcwd()
htmlpath = htmlpath.decode( encoding )
You might want to try os.getcwdu() instead of this. Acco
Wow, even more information. When I set my default browser to IE, it
launches fine... so it is something about FireFox being more picky than
IE...
Where would I hunt down this sort of problem? Sounds rare, should I
contact Mozilla, or can you guys spot something silly I am doing?
Thank you,
-Eri
Ah and PS, again this is only for paths that are non-aschii or at least
have Korean in them...
The broswer bit launches successfully in other locations.
-Erik
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Hello All,
sorry for all the posts... I am *almost* there now...
okay I have this code:
import sys, os
encoding = locale.getpreferredencoding()
htmlpath = os.getcwd()
htmlpath = htmlpath.decode( encoding )
. write to the file .
. file is written fine, and can be
Thank you Vincent, I will try this...
I did get over my troubles with this new code snippet:
encoding = locale.getpreferredencoding()
htmlpath = os.getcwd()
htmlpath = htmlpath.decode( encoding )
That seems to be working well too. I can write to these files and I
can open the
Erik Bethke wrote:
Hello All,
I have found much help in the google archives but I am still stuck...
here is my code snippet:
path = os.getcwd()
path = path.decode('UTF8')
Now the trouble is I am getting that darn UnicodeDecodeError, where it
is tripping up on the Korean hangul for M
Hello All,
Well as usual, after I post I keep on digging and I found the answer...
http://cjkpython.i18n.org/
Has the encodings for Chinese, Korean and Japanese... and I took the
hint that I found from the foundationstore and tried cp949 and wa-la!
it works...
Now, the question remains, how do
Hello All,
I have found much help in the google archives but I am still stuck...
here is my code snippet:
path = os.getcwd()
path = path.decode('UTF8')
Now the trouble is I am getting that darn UnicodeDecodeError, where it
is tripping up on the Korean hangul for My Desktop. Now
