Trying to print unicode characters like ┌┌┝├ from QPython 3.6 (under Android on a Chromebook with Chrome OS 100) but print(u"┌┌┝├") prints nothing, and using \u doesn't work since \ is the line continuation character in QPython. Perhaps the sandwiching of Android-over-Chrome OS-over-Linux makes this impossible - it's certainly beyond my diagnostic abilities - but I was hoping that a high-level language like Python might be able to bridge that gap...
After a little more research it looks as though QPython 3.6's chr() function doesn't accept u"whatever" containing characters outside the ASCII set, ie. it isn't doing unicode at all
I'm trying to print unicode characters from QPython