optparse deprecated since version 2.7
PrabhanshuAttri opened this issue · 7 comments
optparse used in linux implementation of Eddystone URL is deprecated. Python3 uses argparse now. Can I take this issue and fix it?
Please do. But just to be clear, which implementation are you talking about?
All the scripts under eddystone-url/implementations/linux/ use optparse. Thanks @scottjenson
Can you include a test for Python version for those not using 3.x
On 06/18/2016 01:49 PM, Prabhanshu Attri wrote:
All the scripts under eddystone-url/implementations/linux/ use
optparse. Thanks @scottjenson https://github.com/scottjenson—
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Hey @tolson2000 I just found out that argparse is compatible with python 2.x as it is based on optparse. Python Docs
OK, cool. No need to test for it then.
On 06/18/2016 03:04 PM, Prabhanshu Attri wrote:
Hey @tolson2000 https://github.com/tolson2000 I just found out that
argparse is compatible with python 2.x as it is based on optparse.
Python Docs https://docs.python.org/2/howto/argparse.html—
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Hi @tolson2000 just to let you know, these scripts were written in python3 only as subprocess calls are supported in python 3. I think the developer might be facing issues with os.call.