Support python 2 and 3
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humburg commented
With the help of existing python modules to facilitate the process, this shouldn't be too hard to achieve. A pretty good summary can be found here. This only really becomes important when we are moving towards a release, but the sooner we adopt the necessary coding practices, the easier it is going to be.
humburg commented
It so happens (mostly by chance rather than design) that the current version of the package runs fine under Python 2.7 and 3.5.