Python3 mode

[rixx]

I haven't gotten the script to work with Python3 yet. Things I did so far:

• print-statements (obviously)
• octal literals with 0o666 instead of 0666
• cmd = 'exec(open(\\"{}\\", "r").read())'.format(name) because Python3 doesn't have execfile
• tmp.write(script.encode()) due to bytes/string conversion

I'm guessing that I'm either screwing up with bytes/strings/file reads or the Python3 interface differs in a way that doesn't raise an exception explaining the problem. Anybody with an insight here?

[rakhmad]

Running on Python 3.5.1 and found the same error message:
os.chmod(tmp.name, 0666)

[rixx]

@rakhmad, that issue is solved when you check out my branch over at https://github.com/rixx/lptrace/tree/python3.

[nimble0]

@rixx You were really close to getting this working. You just only missing the escape characters around the "r" parameter, like so: cmd = 'exec(open(\\"{}\\", \\"r\\").read())'.format(name).

[seppo0010]

I created a version that runs on both python2 and python3 based on @nimble0's changes #15