updated wikipedia project to fix windows encoding issue

[wikipedia-api-cdsw] / win_unicode_console / __init__.py

diff --git a/win_unicode_console/__init__.py b/win_unicode_console/__init__.py
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+
+from win_unicode_console import streams, console, readline_hook
+
+streams_ = streams
+
+
+def enable(*, 
+       streams=["stdin", "stdout", "stderr"], 
+       transcode=None, 
+       use_readline_hook=True, 
+       use_pyreadline=True,
+       use_repl=False):
+       
+       if transcode is None:
+               if use_readline_hook and use_pyreadline and readline_hook.pyreadline:
+                       transcode = True
+                               # pyreadline assumes that encoding of all sys.stdio objects is the same
+                       
+               elif use_repl:
+                       transcode = False
+                       
+               else:
+                       transcode = True
+                               # actually Python REPL assumes that sys.stdin.encoding == sys.stdout.encoding and cannot handle UTF-16 on both input and output
+       
+       streams_.enable(streams, transcode=transcode)
+       
+       if use_readline_hook:
+               readline_hook.enable(use_pyreadline=use_pyreadline)
+       
+       if use_repl:
+               console.enable()
+
+def disable():
+       if console.running_console is not None:
+               console.disable()
+       
+       readline_hook.disable()
+       streams.disable()