> Some Moses scripts are Python, and a move to 3.2 requires conversion and > testing. Has anyone given any consideration to supporting the new 3.2 > interpreter?
The number of Python scripts is small (I count 4), and the syntactic conversion is straightforward (mostly converting print to a function), but under-the-hood changes to how encodings are treated might cause Python 3.x to throw errors where Python 2.x doesn't (e.g. if you mix encodings in your input files). Rewriting code to better support Python 3.x might break compatibility with Python < 2.6. _______________________________________________ Moses-support mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/moses-support
