OK, thanks.
Here we go:
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- Fri Jan 15, 2016 10:53 am
- Forum: Plugin Support
- Topic: DSNER plugin with non-standard ASCII characters
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- Thu Jan 14, 2016 11:04 am
- Forum: Plugin Support
- Topic: DSNER plugin with non-standard ASCII characters
- Replies: 5
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DSNER plugin with non-standard ASCII characters
Hello everyone,
I have been using EG for a while now and is very happy with it :-)
That said I have an issue now with the use of Danish letters (├å├ª, ├ÿ├©, ├à├Ñ) and I am guessing that it relates to the default unicode in Python. Unfortunately I am not skilled in Python, so I would not know where ...
I have been using EG for a while now and is very happy with it :-)
That said I have an issue now with the use of Danish letters (├å├ª, ├ÿ├©, ├à├Ñ) and I am guessing that it relates to the default unicode in Python. Unfortunately I am not skilled in Python, so I would not know where ...