The python-elinks software project provides an encoding error handler that mimics the ASCII replacements utilized by ELinks. The software allows users to encode text to ASCII format using the 'elinks' method, making it more readable and compatible across platforms. Example usage is provided.
I recently had the opportunity to review the python-elinks project, and I'm happy to report that it's a useful tool for handling encoding errors. This project installs an encoding error handler that utilizes the same ASCII replacements as ELinks.
One great example of this in action is found with the following code snippet:
```
$ cat example.py
import elinks
print u'Żółknij…'.encode('ASCII', 'elinks')
$ python example.py
Zol/knij....
```
As you can see, the output produced by this code is far more readable and useful than it would be without the encoding error handler. Overall, I highly recommend the python-elinks project to anyone looking for an effective solution to encoding issues in their software.
One great example of this in action is found with the following code snippet:
```
$ cat example.py
import elinks
print u'Żółknij…'.encode('ASCII', 'elinks')
$ python example.py
Zol/knij....
```
As you can see, the output produced by this code is far more readable and useful than it would be without the encoding error handler. Overall, I highly recommend the python-elinks project to anyone looking for an effective solution to encoding issues in their software.
What's New
Version 0.1.2: N/A