petscii-codecs
The petscii-codecs package provides encodings to represent data from Commodore 8-bit systems. These computers used a modified form of ASCII, commonly called PETSCII, which contains graphic symbols as well as control codes.
Codecs for the following systems are available:
PET 2001
later PETs
VIC-1001
VIC-20
C64
C16
Plus4
C128 (40 and 80 column modes)
Each system has two codecs, typically one for uppercase and graphics, one for lowercase and uppercase. The exception is the VIC-1001 which has a katakana codec instead of the lowercase and uppercase one.
Usage
Codecs are used in the same way as other encodings:
import petscii_codecs
with open('example.seq', encoding='petscii_c64en_lc') as f:
for line in f:
print(line)
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