> As Hin-Tak mentioned, it is possible and relatively easy to support
> both 2.7 and 3.x in the same code base. One library I used
> personally is future: http://python-future.org/quickstart.html
BTW, this comes with a `futurize' script to convert Python 2 code to
something compatible with Python 3 – maybe option `--stage1' is
sufficient...
> I'd write Python 3 code and use future to make it work on Py2.
For quick-fixing docmaker in `master' I would rather not do that,
trying to use just the absolute minimum of changes.
> I furthermore recommend looking at a code formatter like yapf (or,
> if you're feeling edgy, black on GitHub) and maybe even hook it into
> a format-on-save thing so you spend your brain cycles on more
> important things.
Again, this might be something for Nikhit's GSoC work, not for the
`master' version.
Werner
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