I'm using python for S60. I want to use string in hebrew, to represent them on the GUI and to send them in SMS message. It seems that the PythonScriptShell don't accept such expressions, for example:
u"אבגדה"
what can I do? thanks
development of situation: I added the line:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
as the first line in the source file and in notepad++ I selected: Encoding>>Convert to utf8.
now, the GUI appears in Hebrew but when I selected an option the selection value cannot be compared to a string in Hebrew in the code (开发者_JAVA百科probably) and there is no response.
On PythonScriptShell appears the warning:
Unicode equal comparison failed to convert both arguments to Unicode - interpreting them as being unequal.
Help me, please.
I just tested this in both bluetooth and on-phone consoles with PyS60 2.0, and non-ASCII unicode was handled w/out exceptions.
If you have that string in the file rather than passing it in the console, error is caused by lack of encoding specification in the file.
Add # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
as first line there.
convert your words to unicode characters using unichr eg unichr(1507) for char ף
refer to the decimal values in this table: http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~tomw/java/unicode.html#x0590
Add up ru = lambda txt: str(txt).decode('utf-8','ignore')
And add the function before each text use ru("אבגדה")
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