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TatSu needs a mascot... #1
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He-he-heee! |
Hello, |
Hello,
REAMDME.md was deprecated in favor of README.rst, which should have UTF-8
encoding.
Normally, it is not the browser that cannot decode the characters, but the
font in use lacking some Unicode code-points.
Cheers!
…On Thu, Jul 20, 2017 at 12:58 PM, dtrckd ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello,
it is a bit a distance related question (maybe not an new issue), but what
is the encoding used in the Readme.md, my browser can't decode some
characters ?
thanks!
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Yes the .rst I meant, so I see the line that I can't decode : |
Yes the .rst I meant, so I see the line that I can't decode :
.. |dragon| unicode:: 0x7ADC .. unicode dragon
Do you know what font like package/tools we need to see it ?
That line is plain ASCII! It tells the ReST parser to substitute for that
codepointe where |dragon| is used.
I use VIM and PyCharm for editing 99.9% of the files, and the standard
fonts that come with macOS. What do you use?
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I'am on Linux/Debian. |
I'am on Linux/Debian.
Linux and macOS on the console are almost indistinguishable to me.
Which editors tools do you use?
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Iam using vim. But the problem to read the readme.rst is with the browser,
on github.com, where I see the following :
Which browser? Firefox? Chrome?
It is a font issue, and it will probably be solved by installing additional
fonts in the OS.
Make sure the browser encoding is set to "Auto-detect".
This Q&A has hints about installing additional fonts in Debian:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/149368/118907
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Juancarlo *Añez*
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Yes, installing the japanese font package : |
(Sorry, don't know why I never closed this "issue"...) |
Like Tatsu!
Sorry, I couldn't help it...I always loved Grako but never liked compiling my grammars. Imagine my excitement when I saw this, especially after I saw the name!
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