I bit the bullet and migrated my application to Python 3.3. Was
surprisingly easy. The only thing I was using that was not Python3
compatible was the print statements. 2to3.py fixed those up in no time
and hey presto a python3 app. Luckily the libraries I need all support
pYthon3 as well so.. Pain level was... 0!!!! :)
I still dont entirely understand WHY they had to move from print "" to
print("") (I have to type two whole charcters more!! over my whole
applcation thats a couple of thousand key strokes!!! How dare they! :P..)
Actually, my only problem is muscle memory at this point. When I type
print i instinctivly press space and type a ".
I havent started on PYQT yet but when I do my App is ready.
On Wed, 15 Jan 2014, Tim Richardson wrote:
"As of this writing, there are no compiled versions supplied on the
Riverbanks website as the author is, and I quote “doing my bit to encourage
people to move to
Py3″<http://python.6.x6.nabble.com/Windows-installers-for-PyQt5-and-Python2-td5036304.html>
"
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 11:39 AM, David Crisp <[email protected]>wrote:
Hello,
I have been looking around for the last hour or so for a PyQT 5.2 Python
2.7 32bit windows package and I havent been able to find one at all. I can
find a PyQt 5.2 for Python 3 but not 2.7
Does anybody know where I could find said package? I tried the
unofficial windows python binaries site but they only have QtPy 4.9.6
Or do I just need to search harder?
Regards,
David
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