07.03.2011 02:35, eyecye kirjoitti:
That is a difficult problem.
See what was done with pickle py3 -> pickle py2
http://bugs.python.org/issue6784
Its one of those situations where if you support it, it will confuse
people.
Different behaviors of builtins, if it goes to a py2 client it will
behave differently than a py3 client.
What happens if someone runs cmp on a python3 object hitting a python2
one. What about __metaclass__ it changes behavior on one and not the
other.
Even something simple like itertools. If original is on python2 it
will work, if one python3 it wont.
Might have a use case: Could use python 2 libraries from python3.
I'm glad I'm not coding it though. :)
Anyone bridging the interpreters has to be at least somewhat aware of
the issues involved.
Let's not make too big a problem out of this.
