I have such string in unicode and utf-8 representation: and The desired ouput is “Если повезет то сегодня уже скину”. I have tried all possible encodings but still wasn’t able to get it in complete cyrillic form. The best I got was using windows-1252. And also I’ve noticed that one cyrillic letter in desired string means two unicode encodings. For
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Python requests and LanguageTool encoding error
I am trying to post text data to a langaugetool server. My text includes trademark symbols and copyright symbols etc. On my first attempt to just post the text like so: I received an error from requests: Following this post I updated my request as follows: Now requests does not error but the langaugetool server complains that it cannot decode
How to display accented words JSON on bash script with Python
I’m trying to display arrays with accent in the result but only arrays that don’t have accent are showing. Complete themoviedb API: https://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/566525?api_key=b2f8880475c888056b6207067fbaa197&language=pt-BR Shell code: result: Answer Here is a cleaner way to do this in jq. This solution also scales better (you don’t need to know the number of elements in your array)
Problem with a mail message created by a parser
If I create a message this way (using real addresses, of course): I can successfully send it using smtplib. No problem with the Unicode characters in the body. The received message has these headers: If I try to create the same message in this alternative way: I can’t send it. send_message() from smtplib fails with and obviously expects ascii, not
Converting Bad Text to Korean
The Problem I’m working on cleaning up some old Korean code, and there are some sections of code that used to be Korean that I would like to translate to English. However, there seems to have been an encoding issue, and the text is no longer Korean. Instead, it’s a garbled mess. I would like to go from the broken
Codec error while reading a file in python – ‘charmap’ codec can’t decode byte 0x81 in position 3124: character maps to
I am working on a Machine Learning Project which filters spam/phishing emails out of all emails. For this, I am using the SpamAssassin dataset. The dataset contains different mails in this format: For identifying phishing emails, first thing I have to do is finding out how many web-links the email has. For doing that, I have written the following code:
How do decode b”x95xc3x8axb0x8dsx86x89x94x82x8axba”?
[Summary]: The data grabbed from the file is How to decode these bytes into readable Chinese characters please? ====== I extracted some game scripts from an exe file. The file is packed with Enigma Virtual Box and I unpacked it. Then I’m able to see the scripts’ names just right, in English, as it supposed to be. In analyzing these
Python – Unicode De/Encode
How can I pass all the content from making a db-input(s1), loading it from there (s2) and pass it correctly back-formated to the file? Log: EDIT: I am working on windows. Answer The problem is that you open the file in text mode, but don’t specify the encoding. In that case the system default encoding is used, which may be
Best way to convert string to bytes in Python 3?
TypeError: ‘str’ does not support the buffer interface suggests two possible methods to convert a string to bytes: Which method is more Pythonic? Answer If you look at the docs for bytes, it points you to bytearray: bytearray([source[, encoding[, errors]]]) Return a new array of bytes. The bytearray type is a mutable sequence of integers in the range 0 <=
How do you find out what the “system default encoding” is?
The documentation for fileobject.encoding mentions that it can be None, and in that case, the “system default encoding” is used. How can I find out what this encoding is? Answer You should use sys.getdefaultencoding()