Python3 compatibility #27
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@kfuruya your additions to the pull requests have been awesome, but I see you didn't merge them. Was something stopping you? This look s great to me. |
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The commits need to be squashed into one! Then it's great to go in. |
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I thought I did that, hang on. On Tue Nov 04 2014 at 1:52:13 PM Kim Furuya notifications@github.com
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Okay should be done now. On Tue Nov 04 2014 at 1:53:20 PM David Masad david.masad@gmail.com wrote:
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Oops fixed Adding in WolfSheepPredation Adding parameters and fixing style issues
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* Use Pathlib Code by Phil Robare (versilimidude2) * Use pre-commit * Dropped unused imports * used pre-commit to run pyupgrade, trim whitespace * Remove pathlib changes These belong in a separate PR. * remove redundant black, move comment as per rht's suggestions --------- Co-authored-by: Catherine Devlin <devlinch@corning.com>
* Use Pathlib Code by Phil Robare (versilimidude2) * Use pre-commit * Dropped unused imports * used pre-commit to run pyupgrade, trim whitespace * Remove pathlib changes These belong in a separate PR. * remove redundant black, move comment as per rht's suggestions --------- Co-authored-by: Catherine Devlin <devlinch@corning.com>
* Use Pathlib Code by Phil Robare (versilimidude2) * Use pre-commit * Dropped unused imports * used pre-commit to run pyupgrade, trim whitespace * Remove pathlib changes These belong in a separate PR. * remove redundant black, move comment as per rht's suggestions --------- Co-authored-by: Catherine Devlin <devlinch@corning.com>
Turns out that all it took was changing print to print() to make this Python 3 compatible. As written now, it's still backwards-compatible with Python 2 as well. This will resolve issue #23.