Fix Syntax Errors When Pip Installing on Python 3 and Add Classifiers for Python 3 Support #1
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Fix Syntax Errors When Pip Installing on Python 3 and Add Classifiers for Python 3 Support
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Hi, the fixes to the print functions should work on versions >= Python 2.6. If you want to support older versions than that then let me know and I will try to fix the changes.
When you merge this could you please upload a new release with the changes to PyPI so the version there will show up as supporting Python 3 and install without errors on that version.
Thanks.