Support UTF-8 ??

[little7dragon]

Can this software support to you utf-8 ?

I use:
from org.python.core import codecs
codecs.setDefaultEncoding('utf-8')

and can't correct display Chinese(utf-8)
and went I edit a .py file in the build-in txt editor,
can type chinese...just become the garble words.

[little7dragon]

Any one can help?
Will this tool support unicode and UTF-8 input & output??

thanks,

[admin]

Hello,

Can you try to write a script, and run it as "dmelt_batch.sh"? This works for my example:

Put this to the file "file.py"

a = [0xE3, 0x81, 0x82]
print "".join([chr© for c in a]).decode('UTF-8')


Run it as "dmelt_batch.sh file.py". It prints: あ

Indeed, Jython shell in DMelt IDE does not support UTF-8.
But I'm quite sure Java IO can support Chinese characters:

Try this example inside DMelt:

s = "现在进入";
from java.lang import System
System.out.println(s)

(the output will go to System console)

best, Tania

[little7dragon]

Dear Tania,

Thank you for your respond, hope that next version DMelt IDE can support it.

BR,

(02-23-2016 01:32 PM)admin Wrote:  Hello,

Can you try to write a script, and run it as "dmelt_batch.sh"? This works for my example:

Put this to the file "file.py"

a = [0xE3, 0x81, 0x82]
print "".join([chr© for c in a]).decode('UTF-8')


Run it as "dmelt_batch.sh file.py". It prints: あ

Indeed, Jython shell in DMelt IDE does not support UTF-8.
But I'm quite sure Java IO can support Chinese characters:

Try this example inside DMelt:

s = "现在进入";
from java.lang import System
System.out.println(s)

(the output will go to System console)

best, Tania