Python3 revision

[MichaelCurrie]

• Increment version to 0.1.1
• Remove .pyc and .DS_Store files, and add .gitignore file
• Make a few changes to the code (like putting parentheses around the print statements) to make the repo compatible with both Python 2 and Python 3

[ahopkins]

It seems this project is dead. This PR is out there a while now.

I am also interested in a python 3 version of this. Was adding parentheses the only real change needed for converting to 3?

If this project is really dead, perhaps it is worth forking and releasing a new version on pypi?

[MichaelCurrie]

I just emailed Karim to see if he'll accept the PR.

If you hear nothing in another few days, I'd say it's a great idea to do what you suggest!

It wasn't just adding parentheses, if you check the changelog, there were other small things like changing

for sitepoint,polyedges in poly_dict.items():

to

for sitepoint,polyedges in list(poly_dict.items()):

[karimbahgat]

My apologies for this (very) late reply, haven't had as much time for these projects in the last year, but hope to have more time going forward forward. Accepted the PR now, and I do appreciate the contribution!

[ahopkins]

thanks @karimbahgat! I know how that goes. Are you also planning on doing a pypi release?

[karimbahgat]

Yes, that's a good idea. Will do, but I just tried running the test file (which itself needs updating) on Py2.7 and got a weird non-exception print statement saying 'Iterator is not an iterator' and empty result. Will have to look at fixing this before updating pypi. Any idea what it might be?

[MichaelCurrie]

The simplest way to fix that is to import six and then throw an if statement around the two or so lines I actually had to change that were not just print statements, restoring the old python code for version 2.7. I will try to do this tmrw if I have time and make a PR or else you guys can try... :)

[karimbahgat]

Found the error, and had to change some additional things too. Tested that it now works on both Py 2 and 3.

[karimbahgat]

Officially updated as v1.0 from pypi: https://pypi.org/project/Pytess/.