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[Python-Dev] 2.7 Release? 2.7 == last of the 2.x line?

[Python-Dev] 2.7 Release? 2.7 == last of the 2.x line? [Python-Dev] 2.7 Release? 2.7 == last of the 2.x line?"Martin v. Löwis" martin at v.loewis.de
Tue Nov 3 18:37:35 CET 2009
> A Python 3 version of NumPy might be enough of an improvement to bring
> *more* scientists and engineers onboard if the Python 3.x version shows
> what great productivity gains are to be had with Python 3.x over 2.x.

I would be really surprised if 2.7 would simplify porting to 3.x. How
could that possibly work?

(and no, adding things like nonlocal to 2.7 doesn't making porting of
a real application or library any easier, since the existing application
or library simply doesn't use that keyword. In fact, no change to 2.x
can reasonably simplify porting - only changes to 3.x might - except
for changes to 2to3, which can simplify porting a lot. But 2to3 should
be run under 3.x, IMO.)

Regards,
Martin
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