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I use python on Mac OS X, and I want to use an extended ASCII symbol #219 like in this table :
https://theasciicode.com.ar/extended-ascii-code/block-graphic-character-ascii-code-219.html
The problem, I found out that ‘block’ character doesn’t exist in Mac ASCII… I’m not sure.
Can anyone help me? I was trying to print using unichr(219), but it was giving me different result. It will output Û. What i want is █
the corresponding unicode character is
0x2588, so use that:should give you the right result.
if you want it in a different encoding, you can always
encodeit.