On 11-07-06 04:28 AM, Almar Klein wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using PyOpenGl as a basis for my visualization toolkit
> (http://code.google.com/p/visvis/). Thanks for the great package.
>
> Since Numpy is now py3k-ready, I'm starting to think about supporting
> Python3. Any idea when PyOpenGL is going to run on Python 3 too?
>
> I did see a branch of PyOpenGL that is supposed to run on Py3k, but it
> said "untested".
I believe Renaud reported we ran on Py3K with 2to3, and IIRC that was my
experience as well with the very limited set of tests that don't use
Numpy. However, I don't really have any interest or bandwidth to test
it without getting OpenGLContext running there (since that's what 90% of
my tests are written in). I'm willing to accept Py3K patches as long as
we retain Python 2.5 compatibility and don't introduce too much code-smell.
HTH,
Mike
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