Non-english characters are not being displayed correctly.
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Description
I use markovify 9.0.0. When I try to generate a text in French, it naturally contains accents such as é, è, à, â, etc.
However, these characters are not displayed correctly in the console output, showing instead strange characters such as Ã, ç, â, etc. My corpus is properly encoded in UTF-8.
I saw that this problem was solved in version 0.8.3, why does it still occur in version 0.9.0?
Would anyone have a solution?
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Research direction
Start by reproducing the issue with markovify 0.9.0, a French UTF-8 corpus, and console output, then compare the behavior with version 0.8.3. Trace where text encoding reaches the console and verify that accented characters display correctly; done means French accents appear intact in the output.
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- Tech stack
- python
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- cli
- Issue type
- Bug
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