Martin Packer
Martin Packer
I'm suspecting your problem is with python-pptx or lxml, rather than md2pptx. But I keep an open mind about this.
I've just fixed a problem with numeric character references. So **with the very latest push** a workaround for you might well be to use character references such as `&#dc80;`. Fiddly,...
Please let me know how you get on. And do you think the text is really UTF-16 rather than UTF-8? The U+DC80 character isn't valid in UTF-8, apparently. (And I...
So, if you "monkey patch" to read your input file as UTF-16 it still doesn't work?
@Zengfanxu1111 I don't have a source file from you that shows the problem. So hard to debug from there. Also please confirm you're on the latest level of md2pptx.
Is that the only character that is misunderstood?
I think there is nothing to do on this. So I'm closing it.
I'm going to explore confecting XML for this - but I agree it would be nice to have it as part of the API.
BTW duplicate of [Issue 375](https://github.com/scanny/python-pptx/issues/375).
The approach I would take is to create a "template" presentation - with all the table slides in. Then use python-pptx to create a presentation based on that - and...