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It seems that on Windows, in at least some cases, the Python stdout stream isn't being encoded in UTF-8 but rather that of the system locale/extended ASCII, which means Unicode characters (e.g. the ellipsis for menu options) are being garbled.
The Python sysdocs suggest that actually in many cases, UTF-8 is the default, so I'm not quite sure what's going on. In any case, it looks like there are various ways to enforce Unicode when calling the interpreter e.g. via an environment variable or a command line flag.
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See this issue on the avo_xtb plugin repo, helpfully raised by @Ineluki80.
It seems that on Windows, in at least some cases, the Python stdout stream isn't being encoded in UTF-8 but rather that of the system locale/extended ASCII, which means Unicode characters (e.g. the ellipsis for menu options) are being garbled.
The Python
sys
docs suggest that actually in many cases, UTF-8 is the default, so I'm not quite sure what's going on. In any case, it looks like there are various ways to enforce Unicode when calling the interpreter e.g. via an environment variable or a command line flag.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: