I need to print degree symbol (small circle) in python, and I want to be sure it will works in all languages.
How can I do it?
I have tested “\u0870” and always get 2 weird characters
\u0870 is not a valid Unicode character. Try \u00b0.
hi,
“\u00b0” works in ui at least, (same code creates weird symbols from console),
not sure if you need to:
-- coding: utf-8 -- at the top of script.
more info here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3215168/how-to-get-°-charater-in-a-string-in-python
Perfect. I had tested in a command window with your solution and had weird result, but inside Blender is perfect.
BTW, can you explain me more about how works include and add-on as “official”. I answered your question in GitHub, maybe you didn’t see.
hi, Iv’e modified your page here: https://developer.blender.org/T37230
(fixed name, updated priority & assigned to ideasman42.)
he should have some time to review your script/s shortly after release.
best to create a fresh task fo measureit.
youv’e done most of the work already, just a few things, join the mail list: http://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-extensions-cvs
More info here: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Dev:Doc/Process/Addons
If you have time drop into irc freenode #blenderpython or #blendercoders & we can follow up some more.
Thanks.
Ok, I will read the details, my only concern is if put add-ons in “official” will take to much time. I make all for hobby, so I don’t want too much responsibilities, do you know what I mean, no?
all good, once you get in, things settle down, only the occasional update for api changes is usually the case.