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问题 Is there any documentation for the Spotify Web API as to which characters are valid when searching? For example "Macklemore & Ryan Lewis" needs the & to be url encoded in order for the request to work. The character ":" is completely invalid it seems. In order to search for an album like "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded", I have to remove the : completely from the String. Even URL encoding it doesn't work. This probably was to do with the fact that : seems to be used to separate the fields of the

问题 Let's say I have this Kanji "亜" which is represented in JIS X 208 code in hex form: 0x3021. I want my Python program to convert that code into its UTF-8 form E4BA9C so that I can pass that string (URL-encoded) into my url like this http://jisho.org/api/v1/search/words?keyword=%E4%BA%9C I'm using Python 2.7.12 but I'm open to Python 3 solution as well 回答1: These are accessed under ISO 2022 codec. >>> '亜'.encode('iso2022_jp') b'\x1b$B0!\x1b(B' If I saw those bytes not framed by the escape

问题 Is there any documentation for the Spotify Web API as to which characters are valid when searching? For example "Macklemore & Ryan Lewis" needs the & to be url encoded in order for the request to work. The character ":" is completely invalid it seems. In order to search for an album like "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded", I have to remove the : completely from the String. Even URL encoding it doesn't work. This probably was to do with the fact that : seems to be used to separate the fields of the

问题 Is there any documentation for the Spotify Web API as to which characters are valid when searching? For example "Macklemore & Ryan Lewis" needs the & to be url encoded in order for the request to work. The character ":" is completely invalid it seems. In order to search for an album like "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded", I have to remove the : completely from the String. Even URL encoding it doesn't work. This probably was to do with the fact that : seems to be used to separate the fields of the

问题 Let's say I have this Kanji "亜" which is represented in JIS X 208 code in hex form: 0x3021. I want my Python program to convert that code into its UTF-8 form E4BA9C so that I can pass that string (URL-encoded) into my url like this http://jisho.org/api/v1/search/words?keyword=%E4%BA%9C I'm using Python 2.7.12 but I'm open to Python 3 solution as well 回答1: These are accessed under ISO 2022 codec. >>> '亜'.encode('iso2022_jp') b'\x1b$B0!\x1b(B' If I saw those bytes not framed by the escape

问题 Is there any documentation for the Spotify Web API as to which characters are valid when searching? For example "Macklemore & Ryan Lewis" needs the & to be url encoded in order for the request to work. The character ":" is completely invalid it seems. In order to search for an album like "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded", I have to remove the : completely from the String. Even URL encoding it doesn't work. This probably was to do with the fact that : seems to be used to separate the fields of the

问题 Let's say I have this Kanji "亜" which is represented in JIS X 208 code in hex form: 0x3021. I want my Python program to convert that code into its UTF-8 form E4BA9C so that I can pass that string (URL-encoded) into my url like this http://jisho.org/api/v1/search/words?keyword=%E4%BA%9C I'm using Python 2.7.12 but I'm open to Python 3 solution as well 回答1: These are accessed under ISO 2022 codec. >>> '亜'.encode('iso2022_jp') b'\x1b$B0!\x1b(B' If I saw those bytes not framed by the escape

问题 We have some files encoded in AV1, but we recently noticed that Chrome mobile fails to play the files - but it doesn't fall back to an encoding it can use - it just puts the unplayable AV1 file in there. I'm hoping that if we add a codec attribute we can remedy this - but I'm not sure how to determine the codec for these AV1 files. I've come across this documentation on MDN, but I'm not sure how I would determine the proper codec from that. It starts off simple enough, but some of the values

问题 The main question I have is how can I get a textfile that I have in Linux to display properly in PowerShell. In Linux, I have text files with some special characters, and in fact Notepad displays the text file exactly as it is displayed in Linux: Unfortunately, my program prints to my Linux Terminal, and thus I need the same output in my Windows terminal. I have seen through other answers that I need to use a TrueType font, so I am using Lucidia Console on my Linux device, the encoding is UTF

问题 The main question I have is how can I get a textfile that I have in Linux to display properly in PowerShell. In Linux, I have text files with some special characters, and in fact Notepad displays the text file exactly as it is displayed in Linux: Unfortunately, my program prints to my Linux Terminal, and thus I need the same output in my Windows terminal. I have seen through other answers that I need to use a TrueType font, so I am using Lucidia Console on my Linux device, the encoding is UTF