Bug when outputting special characters to shell

[rtphokie]

Noticed this error while snooping on a function that handles Unicode strings, pysnooper seems unhappy about the degree symbol here:

File "weather.py", line 390, in graphic_single
'location 1': u"%dºC / %dºF" % (round(data[sol]['max_temp']),
File "/Users/userid/Library/Python/2.7/lib/python/site-packages/pysnooper/tracer.py", line 184, in trace
'{frame.f_lineno:4} {source_line}'.format(**locals()))
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xba' in position 33: ordinal not in range(128)

[cool-RR]

I think this isn't about PySnooper and unicode, it's about your shell not supporting the unicode characters. Please give a full reproduceable example.

[cool-RR]

Also, your Python version.

[cc20101001]

I had the same problem before in python2.7 before，give a full reproduceable example，let me try it，thanks

[cc20101001]

d = "s*&F.。、]}】df"

in python2.7，Sometimes format not easy to use than %

use % replace format can resolve the problem or use format with unicode characters

[cool-RR]

I reject #77. I won't change my string formatting method without proof that it's the cause of the problem. I'm waiting for a full reproducible example.

[cc20101001]

# coding=utf-8
from pysnooper import pysnooper


@pysnooper.snoop()
def test_format():
    d = "s*&F.。、]}】df"
    return d


test_format()

you can try it in python2.7，format Imperfect support for character sets。it is the same as 93edf6f

[alexmojaki]

I think it makes sense to add the u prefix as you've done in #77. I think you're confusing everyone by talking about the .format method and %, which is unrelated.

[cc20101001]

I think it makes sense to add the u prefix as you've done in #77. I think you're confusing everyone by talking about the .format method and %, which is unrelated.

i'm sorry

[cool-RR]

I was able to replicate the problem on my machine, thank you @cc20101001 . I'll give it a think.