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In terminal work. printing Unicode characters can be problematic. In particular, using a Unicode character for the progressbar causes encoding errors if the environment is not set up properly: ``` UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character '\u2588' in position 15: ordinal not in range(128) ``` This uses a typical ASCII character for the progress bar so that we have less to worry about when running Edward.
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IMO the UTF-8 black bar is a lot cleaner. Does catching this error with a try/except block work? E.g., it will default to using the ASCII |
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In terminal work, printing Unicode characters can be problematic. In particular, using a Unicode character for the progressbar causes encoding errors if the environment is not set up properly:
This patch changes the progress bar character to be ASCII, so that we have less to worry about when running Edward.