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STEP URL Import Test #225
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STEP URL Import Test #225
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Importing a STEP file via a URL wasn't covered by tests and failed in Python 3. This is a fix for that both issues. If someone gets a chance, please have a look. Otherwise, I'll just merge it on my own sometime tomorrow. The only thing that bothers me a bit is the location of
import urllib.request. The package was broken up into sections in Python 3, and that's the least error prone and most efficient way I could think of to handle it.