Got an error when cgi.escape was unable to be found. Using python3.11.7. Had to change the #! line to use python3. Changing from import cgi to import html and then using html.escape worked.
Thank you for this bug report. The program has not received attention for a while and Python changes caused the problems you found. The program has been updated and version 2.10 has been released.
Thank you.
Larry Jordan
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Thanks for your quick update, Larry.
I noticed that you changed several other things, besides the fixes I found. Was that just to use "better style" for python 3 or was that related to other bugs that you had found earlier? Or some other reason?
I just left a review. I like your design, which reduces complication and gets the job done well.
Thanks!-- John
Thank you for this bug report. The program has not received attention for a while and Python changes caused the problems you found. The program has been updated and version 2.10 has been released.
Status: open
Group: v1.0 (example)
Created: Fri Feb 23, 2024 04:44 PM UTC by jrw32982
Last Updated: Fri Feb 23, 2024 04:44 PM UTC
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Got an error when cgi.escape was unable to be found. Using python3.11.7. Had to change the #! line to use python3. Changing from import cgi to import html and then using html.escape worked.
I removed Python 2 support because my current OS (Debian 12) does not have it preinstalled, which leads me to think not many people are using it for new installs of csv2odf. Removing Python 2 support also helps with testing because in the past (back in 2017) I tested on both Python 2 and 3, and I would prefer to just test on 3.
Thanks you!
Larry
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Thank you for this bug report. The program has not received attention for a while and Python changes caused the problems you found. The program has been updated and version 2.10 has been released.
Thank you.
Larry Jordan
Thanks for your quick update, Larry.
I noticed that you changed several other things, besides the fixes I found. Was that just to use "better style" for python 3 or was that related to other bugs that you had found earlier? Or some other reason?
I just left a review. I like your design, which reduces complication and gets the job done well.
Thanks!-- John
Thank you for this bug report. The program has not received attention for a while and Python changes caused the problems you found. The program has been updated and version 2.10 has been released.
Thank you.
Larry Jordan
[bugs:#13] cgi.escape() not found
Status: open
Group: v1.0 (example)
Created: Fri Feb 23, 2024 04:44 PM UTC by jrw32982
Last Updated: Fri Feb 23, 2024 04:44 PM UTC
Owner: nobody
Got an error when cgi.escape was unable to be found. Using python3.11.7. Had to change the #! line to use python3. Changing from import cgi to import html and then using html.escape worked.
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#13John,
I removed Python 2 support because my current OS (Debian 12) does not have it preinstalled, which leads me to think not many people are using it for new installs of csv2odf. Removing Python 2 support also helps with testing because in the past (back in 2017) I tested on both Python 2 and 3, and I would prefer to just test on 3.
Thanks you!
Larry