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    I totally agree here.<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 19.09.2015 19:50, Chris Barker
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        <div>Hi all,<br>
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        the common advise, these days, if you want to write py2/3
        compatible code, is to do:<br>
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          from __future__ import absolute_import<br>
          from __future__ import division<br>
          from __future__ import print_function<br>
          from __future__ import unicode_literals</span><br clear="all">
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          <div>I'm trying to do this in my code, and teaching my
            students to do it to.<br>
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          <div>but that's actually a lot of code to write.<br>
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          <div>It would be nice to have a:<br>
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          <div>from __future__ import py3<br>
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          <div>or something like that, that would do all of those in one
            swipe.<br>
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          <div>IIIC, l can't make a little module that does that,
            because the __future__ imports only effect the module in
            which they are imported<br>
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          <div>Sure, it's not a huge deal, but it would make it easier
            for folks wanting to keep up this best practice.<br>
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          <div>Of course, this wouldn't happen until 2.7.11, if an when
            there even is one, but it would be nice to get it on the
            list....<br>
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          <div>-Chris<br>
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