xjcl
2020-11-30 03:37:38
It's not quite clear to me what you're asking, but here is my best try:
Çis an HTML escape, which you can unescape like so:>>> s = 'Rialta te VeniceÇ' >>> import html >>> s2 = html.unescape(s); s2 'Rialta te VeniceÇ'As you've said, there are libraries for normalizing/removing accents:
>>> import unidecode >>> unidecode.unidecode(s2) 'Rialta te VeniceC'You don't really need to check if it has Unicode codepoints, as this function won't change non-accented characters. But you could check anyway using
s2.isascii().
So the complete solution is to use unidecode.unidecode(html.unescape(s)).
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My question was essentially how to "undo" the
Ç, which I mistakenly thought was codepoint (when it is actually HTML escape, as you pointed out). Your answer works beautifully, asunescape(s)detects where an HTML escape exists - thank you!