https://sourceforge.net/p/python-xlib/patches/5/2013-10-11T18:42:03.549000ZRecent changes to 5: python-3.1 support2013-10-11T18:42:03.549000Z2013-10-11T18:42:03.549000ZMarc Deslauriershttps://sourceforge.net/u/mdeslaur/https://sourceforge.net8f4f68a0a9736f4be7b1b40ce1415d7ea5172d28

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Here is an updated version of the patch that fixes a couple of porting errors.</p></div>

2013-09-04T08:20:35.484000Z2013-09-04T08:20:35.484000Zhttps://sourceforge.nethttps://sourceforge.net499addcc9d0edd9b95498dab124cc213341f49ae

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I'm afraid above patch was only the tip of the iceberg. Current xlib still uses tons of deprecated Python concepts, such as old-style classes, intermixing bytes and str, calling apply(), obsolete <strong>cmp</strong>(), the "new" module, and so on. On top of that, there are some Python 3 specific things which need to be ported, such as / now yielding a float (needs //), and imports now always being absolute instead of relative.</p> <p>The attached patch ports the whole Xlib, plus the examples and the tests. With this, all test cases and examples work with both python 2.7 and 3.3.</p></div>

2011-09-06T20:43:59Z2011-09-06T20:43:59ZThomas Klausnerhttps://sourceforge.net/u/thomasklausner/https://sourceforge.net5ce7d87fcb991e29c7bdebe4bfe28f8bc78d54f3

The attached patches make py-Xlib compile with python-3.1, while dropping support for python-2.4.x and python-2.5.x \(2.6.x and 2.7.x are fine\).