Re: Fwd: Bug in platypus paragraph.py

Paul, thanks for this.  Our latest source code already has this, so it
looks like we fixed it after the 14.4 cutoff was made

class _SplitText(unicodeT):
    pass

(The 'unicodeT' is an indirection to do with python 2-and-3 compatibility)


I don't know how often the Ubuntu packagers pick up new versions but
there have been a whole lot of subtle improvements since mid-Feb when
the cutoff for 14.4 happened.  in the meantime, hopefully you can grab
a fresher version with 'pip install reportlab' ?  Most active python
users seem to prefer to use Python's packaging tools rather than
Ubuntu's ones.

- Andy


On 26 May 2014 10:04, Paul Mothersdill <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sorry -- previous mail was sent prematurely.
>
> There's a helper class in paragraph.py :
>
> class _SplitText(str):
>    pass
>
> The str here should surely be unicode? The whole programming logic is that
> it should be a unicode object -- and it fails (of course) if the character
> is outside the ascii range.
>
> I've done limited testing an found that changing this to
>
>  class _SplitText(unicode):
>    pass
> solves the problems I've been experiencing.
>
> Reportlab open source as found in the standard Ubuntu 14.4 server
> repositories.
>
>
>
>
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> Date: 2014-05-26 10:58 GMT+02:00
> Subject: Bug in platypus paragraph.py
> To: [email protected]
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>
>
> There's a helper class in paragraph.py :
>
> class _SplitText(unicode):
> pass
>
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