Re: [Gnumed-devel] Python 3.0

[Rogerio Luz Coelho]

Some very good changes are up from Pyhton 3.x ... notably we can stop using the "floating point" 3.0 for divisions, since it will devide as floating point from default, and "print" becomes a function ( "print ('Hello World')" as opose to "print 'Hello World' ") 

But if you want a good way to learn basic Python I recomend the Think Python book wich is free. 

http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/

just scroll down and look at "Earlier Versions" and download the manuscript for the "Think Python"

Rogeiro

2009/7/3 Allan MacKinnon <address@hidden>

I have been wondering which version of python I should learn when I get into making my plugins.

What is your suggestion?  I don't think any of the editors out there support 3.0 yet anyway.

- Allan

On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Sebastian Hilbert <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi all,

Just today I read that Python 3.0 is phasing out and users are expected to
move on to Python 3.1.

Ubuntu Karmic which will see the light in 10/2009 will ship python 2.6, Maybe
the next release in 04/2010 will ship python 3.0.

So we will have a minimum of 8 months before python 3.0 will become an issue
for GNUmed.

Sebastian


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