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When I enter Unicode data as values for TextCtrl, I get the following errors:
I am trying enter Burmese text (U+1000 to U+10FF).
UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x90 in position 5: charac ter maps to <undefined>
I am trying enter Burmese text (U+1000 to U+10FF).
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Solved. String needs to be of Unicode type by explictily appending u"someunicodestring". 
. BUT, I need to set the font for the display to work correctly. Now it is showing rectangles.
. BUT, I need to set the font for the display to work correctly. Now it is showing rectangles. |
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