remove deprecated imp, fix docstring warning #1331
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Forgot to mention this issue was brought up in #1327 |
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The suggested fix seems to work, but the Python docs suggest using importlib instead of imp. |
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The Python docs recommend using importlib instead of the imp package. However, upon further research and testing types.ModuleType works here as well. There's no clear benefit of using one over the other.
Accepting this update as-is.
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imp is deprecated in Python 12. This was only used in one function which I replaced with the equivalent function found in the types module.
Also, the docstrings that contained backslashes were causing a warning to be called every time that was imported. These were probably intended for latex formatting, but Python reads them differently. I turned those into literal docstrings so that the Python interpretation of escape sequences was ignored, which stopped the warnings.