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Hi @tracycool, this lib looks awesome.
I could make it works with python 2.7 but not with python 3.5.
There is some issue importing:
python3 cmd.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "cmd.py", line 1, in<module>
from easycommandline import program
File "easycommandline/examples/easycommandline/__init__.py", line 1, in<module>
from easycommandline import program
ImportError: cannot import name 'program'
I tried to modify __init__.py and easycommandline.py imports headers.
I don't really understand why eval() function is used for at the end of easycommandline.py file.
Do you think it's easy to port this code to Python 3?
Will you do it?
Do there is other python3 lib like this one?
I couldn't found other great ones like this one.
I found that strange that no one ever report that issue.
Thanks.
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Hi @tracycool, this lib looks awesome.
I could make it works with python 2.7 but not with python 3.5.
There is some issue importing:
I tried to modify
__init__.py
andeasycommandline.py
imports headers.I don't really understand why
eval()
function is used for at the end ofeasycommandline.py
file.Do you think it's easy to port this code to Python 3?
Will you do it?
Do there is other python3 lib like this one?
I couldn't found other great ones like this one.
I found that strange that no one ever report that issue.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: