Slicing Example
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Why is the slicing example so bizarre? I assume this was intended for an English speaking audience (given everything else is in english), so I'm not sure a japanese slicing example does any more than show unicode support and confuse the reader in terms of actual slicing mechanics.
@misingnoglic
Those are Chinese words. Unicode support is a very important change from py2.x to py3.x so I think it should be declared in slicing examples.
Excuse my assuming it was Japanese. I still don't think Chinese is the best way to show this, maybe special characters with as ö would be a better way.
Slicing really has nothing to do with special characters. That should be placed into its own example.
@KronoSKoderS It seems that when I try to export the MindNode format file to *.mm or other format those special characters break the rule. This might be a BUG from MindNode but I really need to export a *.mm version of it for the online version. So I'll try to work around this issue.