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I have a zip that, inside it there are several files to be uncompressed. So far so good, I’m using the following method to twelve the same:?
with closing(z), zipfile.ZipFile(io.BytesIO(z.content)) as myzip:
myzip.extractall(local_path)
However I came across the situation that inside the zip there is a file with Unicode can example:
- myfile.wav
- myfile2.wav
- my§ile.wav
How can I treat these files, to unzip them properly?
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To work with Unicode characters, you need to add a functional comment type in the script header to avoid this error. I’m talking about the # -- coding: utf-8 --, used for this case. Here’s an example, for Python 2.7:
with closing(z), zipfile.Zipfile(io.Bytesio(z.content)) as myzip: myzip.extractall(local_path)
The sharp is not coming out to indicate that this is a comment and not the asterisks in the answer between the hyphens I do not know why when I write, but consider them in the writing of the program.
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