DESCRIPTION
Currently, all of the documentation refers to the 'print ' built-in of python 2.7 days. It should be updated to be the print() statement. While the code itself (as far as I've used it) works with python 3 just fine, the use of the old python syntax is confusing and might discourage users if they think that it does not support python 3.
How to REPRODUCE the issue:
View the README and docsite rst files.
How REPRODUCIBLE (every time? intermittently? only in certain environments?):
It is in the docs
What you EXPECTED to happen:
All examples of print would be print()
What ACTUALLY happened:
VERSION of bitmath effected (git hashes are OK). Did you install from RPM, PyPi, source?
master branch and probably most others
DESCRIPTION
Currently, all of the documentation refers to the 'print ' built-in of python 2.7 days. It should be updated to be the
print()statement. While the code itself (as far as I've used it) works with python 3 just fine, the use of the old python syntax is confusing and might discourage users if they think that it does not support python 3.How to REPRODUCE the issue:
View the README and docsite rst files.
How REPRODUCIBLE (every time? intermittently? only in certain environments?):
It is in the docs
What you EXPECTED to happen:
All examples of
printwould beprint()What ACTUALLY happened:
VERSION of bitmath effected (git hashes are OK). Did you install from RPM, PyPi, source?
master branch and probably most others