Added 2to3 support to setup for compatability with Python 3.x#5
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Chris, I was wondering if you've considered this pull request yet. I'm presenting a poster this year at PyCon of a package that relies on python-textile. I was hoping this minor change could get accepted and possibly a minor version increment could be submitted to PyPI prior to the conference at the beginning of March. Let me know if you'd consider a new release with 2to3 included in setup.py. |
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+1 for this Pull Request. |
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Another +1. I'd love to see a python3-compatible python-textile. |
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Would be nice too. |
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Added 2to3 support to setup for compatability with Python 3.x
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Sorry for the long wait, here it comes. |
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This change simply implements the 2to3 hook available to convert the package to Python 3.x during the execution of setup.py. No further changes seem necessary to support 3.x.