donate-cpu.py: Fix Python3 compatibility problem with f.read().decode()#1507
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With Python3 f.read() directly returns a string object that has no decode() function. As a workaround AttributeError exceptions during calling the decode() function are ignored and the data read from the file is left unchanged. With Python2 calling the decode() function is necessary and still done.
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Something like would also be a solution i guess. |
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With Python3 f.read() directly returns a string object that has no
decode() function. As a workaround AttributeError exceptions during
calling the decode() function are ignored and the data read from the file
is left unchanged.
With Python2 calling the decode() function is necessary and still done.