On Wed Mar 16 22:21:42 CET 2005 John Machin wrote:
> Apparently pyXLWriter doesn't handle Unicode at all. Although
> Unicode came in with Excel 1997 (BIFF8 format file), pyXLWriter
> appears to support only Excel 5(?) (BIFF5 format file). As
> Serge suggested, appeal to the porter to appeal to the
Ksenia Marasanova wrote:
> John, Serge, thanks for your help!
Thank *you* for having interesting problems :-)
>
> utf-16le encoding didn't help. I had however to solve it yesterday,
> so I used csv module to create CSV file and then import it in Excel.
> Excel still had troubles with accented ch
Ksenia Marasanova wrote:
> John, Serge, thanks for your help!
>
> utf-16le encoding didn't help. I had however to solve it yesterday,
> so I used csv module to create CSV file and then import it in Excel.
> Excel still had troubles with accented characters, but this is
another
> story: it seems t
John, Serge, thanks for your help!
utf-16le encoding didn't help. I had however to solve it yesterday,
so I used csv module to create CSV file and then import it in Excel.
Excel still had troubles with accented characters, but this is another
story: it seems that Office 2004 Excel (for Mac, but I
Serge Orlov wrote:
> Looking at the following function in pyXLWriter
> def _asc2ucs(s):
> """Convert ascii string to unicode."""
> return "\x00".join(s) + "\x00"
>
> I can guess several things:
> a) pyXLWriter author is an ascii guy :)
Shrewd guess :-)
> b) unicode strings are not suppor
John Machin wrote:
> Ksenia Marasanova wrote:
>> Sorry, I meant: I use field of the type 'text' in a Postgres table to
>> store my data. The data is a XML string.
>>
>>> Instead of "print data", do "print repr(data)" and show us what you
>>> get. What *you* see on the screen is not much use for dia
Ksenia Marasanova wrote:
> Sorry, I meant: I use field of the type 'text' in a Postgres table to
> store my data. The data is a XML string.
>
> > Instead of "print data", do "print repr(data)" and show us what you
> > get. What *you* see on the screen is not much use for diagnosis;
it's
> > the va
Ksenia Marasanova wrote:
> > > There is some amount of data in a database (PG) that must be
inserted
> > > into Excel sheet and emailed. Nothing special, everything works.
> > > Except that non-ascii characters are not displayed properly.
> > > The data is stored as XML into a text field.
> >
> >
> > There is some amount of data in a database (PG) that must be inserted
> > into Excel sheet and emailed. Nothing special, everything works.
> > Except that non-ascii characters are not displayed properly.
> > The data is stored as XML into a text field.
>
> This sentence doesn't make much sense
Ksenia Marasanova wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a little problem with encoding. Was hoping maybe anyone can
> help me to solve it.
>
> There is some amount of data in a database (PG) that must be inserted
> into Excel sheet and emailed. Nothing special, everything works.
> Except that non-ascii characte
Hi,
I have a little problem with encoding. Was hoping maybe anyone can
help me to solve it.
There is some amount of data in a database (PG) that must be inserted
into Excel sheet and emailed. Nothing special, everything works.
Except that non-ascii characters are not displayed properly.
The data
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