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List:       pidgin-tracker
Subject:    Re: [Pidgin] #15695: Python 3 compatibility
From:       "Pidgin" <trac () pidgin ! im>
Date:       2013-07-25 9:02:59
Message-ID: 050.024c3decaabd5e9ab9ade017cb945bd5 () pidgin ! im
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#15695: Python 3 compatibility
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 Reporter:  bkabrda      |       Owner:
     Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  pending
Milestone:               |   Component:  libpurple
  Version:  2.10.7       |  Resolution:
 Keywords:               |
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Changes (by bkabrda):

 * status:  pending => new


Comment:

 So, taking for example libpurple/purple-remote, it uses print statement,
 not print function. It also uses urllib, that has been split to
 urllib.{request,parse,error} in Python 3. I'm sure that there are more
 things like this.
 Anyway, the scripts look pretty simple, so running 2to3 on them and doing
 few hand modifications should do the job.
 Thanks.

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