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Hi! Your project is really great! But it doesn't support accented characters well. Right now, converting the word "préféré" for instance will return "pr_f_e_r", which is much less readable then "prefere".
I added those lines in case_parse.py (39), which doesn't handle all cases, but help a little bit :
arrayR = [(u'\xc9', 'e'),(u'\xc8', 'e'),(u'\xca', 'e'),(u'\xe8', 'e'),(u'\xe9', 'e'),(u'\xea', 'e'),(u'\xc0', 'a'),(u'\xc1', 'a'),(u'\xc2', 'a'),(u'\xe0', 'a'),(u'\xe1', 'a'),(u'\xe2', 'a')]
for a,b in arrayR:
var = var.replace(a,b)
I hope this can help.
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Hi! Your project is really great! But it doesn't support accented characters well. Right now, converting the word "préféré" for instance will return "pr_f_e_r", which is much less readable then "prefere".
I added those lines in case_parse.py (39), which doesn't handle all cases, but help a little bit :
I hope this can help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: