Re: Danish characters in titles

Thanks for the report. I don't immediately know why there is this difference.

Bruce Sherwood

On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 11:54 AM, Poul Riis <Poul.Riis-pIBpe43/vk1knbxzx/[email protected]> wrote:
> After upgrading to python 3.1 I cannot put Danish characters in display
> titles in the same manner as before when I used \346\370\345\306\330\305 as
> æøåÆØÅ (not sure how the last 6 characters are displayed on your screen
> unless it has been set up to display Danish characters...).
> The print commands in the example below work but the title is far from what
> I hope.
> Poul Riis
>
> from visual import *
> print("\346\370\345") #æøå
> print("\306\330\305") #ÆØÅ
> print(chr(230)+chr(248)+chr(229))#æøå
> print(chr(198)+chr(216)+chr(197))#ÆØÅ
> field=display(title="\346\370\345"+"\306\330\305"
>              +chr(230)+chr(248)+chr(229)+chr(198)+chr(216)+chr(197),
>              width=900,height=900,x=500,y=0,forward=(-5,-1,-0.5),up=(0,0,1),
>              center=(0,0,0),background=(1,1,1),fullscreen=0,ambient=0.8)
> xyplane=box(pos=(1,1,-0.05),axis=(0,0,1), length=0.1, height=2,
>           width=2,color=color.green,material=materials.wood,opacity=0.2)
> xzplane=box(pos=(1,-0.05,1),axis=(0,1,0), length=0.1, height=2,
>           width=2,color=color.blue,material=materials.marble,opacity=0.2)
> yzplane=box(pos=(-0.05,1,1),axis=(1,0,0), length=0.1, height=2,
>           width=2,color=color.red,material=materials.blazed,opacity=0.2)
>
>
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