is it ok to move everything else to another module, and import them after checking python version?
# wikipedia.py import sys if sys.version_info[0] >= 3: print('python 3.x is not supported') sys.exit(1) from wikipedia2 import *
# wikipedia2.py # (everything in wikipedia.py originally)
On 5/9/09, Francesco Cosoleto cosoleto@gmail.com wrote:
Nicolas Dumazet ha scritto:
Index: login.py
[...]>
-import re +import re, sys
+if sys.version >= '3':
- print 'Python 3.x is _not_ supported. Use Python 2.x'
[...]
Index: wikipedia.py
[...]
+if sys.version >= '3':
- print 'Python 3.x is _not_ supported. Use Python 2.x'
This is a hack, it is very ugly, and it "works" only for chance. Just update the home page and the CONTENTS file (which should be renamed to README) or provide a branch for Python 3, looks for me as better solutions.
-- Francesco Cosoleto
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