On MacOS X, wx.Locale.GetSystemEncodingName() returns the empty string
whereas wx.Locale.GetSystemEncoding() returns the proper value.
However, I need to have the textual value of the encoding in order to
use in the standard Python functions unicode.encode() and str.encode().
How can I get this value from the numerical constants returned by
GetSystemEncoding() ?
On MacOS X, wx.Locale.GetSystemEncodingName() returns the empty string
whereas wx.Locale.GetSystemEncoding() returns the proper value.
However, I need to have the textual value of the encoding in order to
use in the standard Python functions unicode.encode() and str.encode().
How can I get this value from the numerical constants returned by
GetSystemEncoding() ?
Please enter a bug report about this with a category of "wxMac specific"
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