| ^TuX^ | hi all |
| ivazquez | 00120034 versus 1234. |
| ^TuX^ | wxPython is in system.base or devel.base? |
| ivazquez | ^TuX^: That's a question for your distro's channel. |
| glen_quagmire | is there a way to print n characters? like, n spaces |
| ^TuX^ | ivazquez: hmm ok thx. |
| ivazquez | ' '*n |
| glen_quagmire | str.rjst ivazquez: nice thanks |
| JohnQ | is there a way to convert a string into a type? ie., convert str(type(7)) back into int? |
| DrMax | hmmm print "\u5136\u3051\u732b".encode("utf-8") prints \u5136\u3051\u732b instead of showing Q+ |
| ivazquez | Hrm. Looks like it's not encoding it for some reason... |
| DrMax | ah found. print u"\u5136\u3051\u732b".encode("utf-8") prints Q+ |
| hays | ooh, chinese |
| DrMax | japanese ;) |
| ivazquez | My bad. |
| hays | sorry, japanese |
| ivazquez | The first glyph shows different on my system for some reason. |
| jerbear | ivazquez: how would __file__ be used for this situation? it seems to only print the file path |
| JohnQ | or how about a way to comvert 'int' into the TYPE int? |
| hays | Konsole doesn't jive with chinese |
| DrMax | and, no, I'm not japanese. Just experimenting with utf-8 python |
| ivazquez | And then you massage it... It shows 6 for the first glyph on my system. |
| DrMax | depends on the font, mainly |
| hays | well xchat seems to be ok with it hm |
| aFlag | yeah, on gnome-console the first letter of that word looks funny even with the u in front of it |
| DrMax | gnome-console ? gnome-terminal ? |
| ivazquez | gnome-terminal |
| aFlag | it looks fine on xchat though yeah, gnome-terminal my bad |
| hays | ah, I have arial as my default font, that would be why |
| aFlag | might be a font thing though |
| DrMax | ah, that's my bad: |