[Python] Python wide-python-build unicode for Windows

	Martin v. Loewis
	Apr 29, 2011 at 7:16 pm

But how could i do this in Windows.

It's not supported. Hopefully, it will be supported in Python 3.3,
due to PEP 393.

Regards,
Martin

Search Discussions

Satheesh: Hi All, How could i increase the unicode range beyond 10000 ? In python 2.5.4 by default the unicode range is 0x10000, but in some cases i have unicode char beyond the limit. For those conditions it th an error. """File "E:\OpenERP\OpenERP AllInOne\Server\library.zip\reportlab\pdfbase\ttfonts.py", line 1197, in splitString ValueError: unichr() arg not in range(0x10000) (narrow Python build)""" In Linux we can convert the "Narrow Python Build" to "Wide Python Build" using the command

Follow ups

Terry Reedy: Use Python3, which, after renaming unichar to chr, changed it to always accept the full range of codepoints, even when that means returning a two-char string on narrow builds, like windows. '\U0010ffff' 2 If OpenERP does not have a 3.x version, encourage them to make one to take advantage of the unicode improvements. Tell them the use case, that you want to use the full range, even on windows. Or file a bug report requesting a workaround in the 2.x version. -- Terry Jan Reedy

Discussion Navigation

view	thread \| post
posts	‹ prev \| 2 of 3 \| next ›

Discussion Overview

font	variable	Hotkey: f
user style	avatars	Hotkey: a