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Hello, I am using data from an API and often many symbols (like apostrophes and quotations) are represented by their Unicode character codes. They always print to the terminal fine without issue, but when I try to print to the printer it always encodes them incorrectly and spits out garbage. I know that the docs say the input needs to be Unicode and I’m pretty sure \u2019 is a proper Unicode character code. I am using an Epson TM-T88IIP via USB on MacOS with the latest build of python-ecspos Thanks in advance, |
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Hi Jack, Some points that you could check:
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Thank you very much! |
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Hi Jack,
so if you are on the newest (https://pypi.org/project/python-escpos/3.0a8/) version of python-escpos and assuming the library correctly know how to encode those characters, the last option would be that those characters are unknown to your printer.
Some points that you could check: