Incremental code modernization for (future) Python 3 port #268
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I'd like to merge this PR to master: time will tell if it breaks something... 🤣 |
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44ece38 introduces many lines with superflous braces like print((...)), where print already was used as a function. Did you do the conversion using a script? |
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Oh, sorry, I hadn't noticed 0f67bc4. |
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This is a WIP.
I'm trying to introduce only incremental changes which can be merged right now because they retain backward compatibility with Python 2 (but explicitly target Python 3). The aim is to simplify the porting effort that will take place after milestone 1.0 has been reached.