On Sat 23 Apr 2016 at 22:09:55 (+0200), Noeck wrote:
> Hi,
>
> print 'foo' vs. print('foo') is usually the most frequent difference and
> writing code for a 'common subset' in most cases requires at least some
> from __future__ imports to ensure compatibility.
All my programs converted perfectly there, both the () and changing
from >> sys.stderr to ,file=sys.stderr).
OTOH I never really got comfortable with the python2 hacks for
handling UTF I/O, stuff like codecs.getwriter(u'utf-8')(sys.stdout).
Programs that handled both binary and UTF strings were a real pain
to maintain. 2to3 couldn't unpick all that, but at least the python3
replacement code was/is much cleaner and easier to write and maintain.
But the volume of my own code is now much smaller than in the past,
and a fraction of LP's.
Cheers,
David.
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