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I have a yaml file containing:
items :
- "jeweller's orb"
I then load it:
with open('./configs/items.yaml') as f:
data = yaml.safe_load(f)
self.item_set = set([x.upper() for x in data['items']])
Now how do I access the set with a key containing a single quote?? I've tried escaping it, double single quoting it, nothing works...
print('JEWELLER\’S ORB' in self.item_set)
print("JEWELLER\’S ORB" in self.item_set)
print('JEWELLER’S ORB' in self.item_set)
print("JEWELLER’S ORB" in self.item_set)
print(r'JEWELLER’S ORB' in self.item_set)
print(r"JEWELLER’S ORB" in self.item_set)
They all return false. Something with yaml behind the scenes I am not aware of??
I've tried also copying the output of the variables in the self.item_set and directly using it in the print. Still nothing.
EDIT: The answer was
with open('./configs/items.yaml', 'rt', encoding='utf8') as f:
As well as using the opening single quote version in the yaml instead of straight single quote. Wow, what a pain.