> P3K (aka Python-3000, or Python 3) release 3.0b1 is coming. > Is Pywin32 on P3K planned for soon?
AFAIK, Roger has looked into this a little, and some of his efforts towards making the win32 modules natively Unicode are an effort towards this - but I'm not aware of any serious work on this as yet. There will obviously be 2 sides to this - the .py code and the .cpp code - running the .py code through 2to3 might be an interesting exercise, and expose 10 year old code screaming for a cleanup which can be done independently. This might mean we might need to get a little more brutal about which Python versions we support moving forward - eg, is 2.3 and earlier support still necessary if it costs pain for this transition? But in case you can't tell, I personally haven't looked at this at all ;) Cheers, Mark _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
