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Guys I got my script :
import sys
search = sys.argv[1]
ref_arquivo = open('C:/Zabbix/RelatorioErros.txt','r').readlines()[11:]
for line in ref_arquivo:
if search in line:
print(line[30:66],line[66:77],line[92:99],line[100:110])
it works only on UTF-8 files but when running it on a machine windowns when reading Reporterrors.txt does not work because the form of txt is in Unicode what to do ?
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If the file is in utf-8 itself, just state this explicitly when opening the file in Windows. Otherwise Python will use the default encoding system, which in case is latin-1, and the contents of the file will get corrupted in memory (each character outside the ASCII range, including all accented, will turn 2 or more other characters nothing to see).
In case, just do:
ref_arquivo = open('C:/Zabbix/RelatorioErros.txt','r', encoding="utf-8").readlines()[11:]
(the other party involving accentuation - reading of sys.argv[1] should be treated automatically in Python 3 - it will transform from the encoding used in the terminal to text).
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Are you sure this is the error? Could post error message here?
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openhas the parameterencodingthat you can define which encoding is used in reading the file; by default it is UTF-8.– Woss
@Woss default is not always UTF-8; of Docs,
In text mode, if encoding is not specified the encoding used is platform dependent: locale.getpreferredencoding(False) is called to get the current locale encoding.. That assumption that it’s UTF-8 by default has bit me too!– Pedro von Hertwig Batista
@Pedrovonhertwigbatista Well remembered.
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