Python to_unicode Examples

Example #1

    def nameByLang(self, lang):

        for langcode in self._expand_languages(lang):
            if langcode in self.translated_name:
                return to_unicode(self.translated_name[langcode])

        return to_unicode(self.name)

Example #2

File: Errors.py Project: pombredanne/yum-4

 def __unicode__(self):
     return '%s' % to_unicode(self.msg)

Example #3

File: Errors.py Project: pombredanne/yum-4

 def __unicode__(self):
     return '%s' % to_unicode(self.value)

Example #4

File: update_md.py Project: davidhrbac/dnf

 def __unicode__(self):
     return to_unicode(self.text())

Example #5

File: misc.py Project: persianyagami90xs/yum

 def __unicode__(self):
     return to_unicode(self.__str__())

Example #6

File: Errors.py Project: henrysher/yum

 def __unicode__(self):
     return '%s' % to_unicode(self.msg)

Example #7

File: Errors.py Project: henrysher/yum

 def __unicode__(self):
     return '%s' % to_unicode(self.value)

Example #8

 def __unicode__(self):
     return to_unicode(self.text())

Example #9

 def descriptionByLang(self, lang):
     for langcode in self._expand_languages(lang):
         if langcode in self.translated_description:
             return to_unicode(self.translated_description[langcode])
     return to_unicode(self.description)

Example #10

File: misc.py Project: henrysher/yum

 def __unicode__(self):
     return to_unicode(self.__str__())