"Little tricks" to kill Python decoding Unicodeencodeerror

Recently began to chew PyQt.

The utility value of this goods is big, it is worth some effort to tinker, toss.

Getting started is a lot of guide books, get started faster. The missing is the high-tech documentation.

There are many things on the web that are more than a QT gourd.

Want to see the pioneers of the lessons, the search for the community, did not find the forum, only to find a mailing list.

Hard to get back a bunch of zip documents, do not want to manually disassemble, write a script to unpack, but encountered trouble.

Mailing list of documents, there will be many natural language encoding, sometimes there will be decoding error: Unicodeencodeerror.

Decoding the problem, is a very persistent python. I'm using 3.4.1, and I haven't really solved it.

Toss a half-day, self-made a way. Speak directly in code:

From gzip import gzipfiledef Special ():    z = Gzipfile ('./mails/2014-august.txt.gz ', ' R ')    f = open ('./0001.txt ', ' W ')    L = z.readlines () for    B in L:        try:            s = B.decode (' GBK ')        except:            s = UTF8 (b)        finally:            s = str (b)        try:            f.write (s)        except:            continue    F.close () #---------------------------- -----------------------def UTF8 (b):    try:        s = B.decode (' utf-8 ')        return s    except:        return str (b)

"Little tricks" to kill Python decoding Unicodeencodeerror