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Rm py3 updates #4
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Only minor changes regarding the class definition and string splitting.
Only print statements needed to be updated
Update print statements. Line 1075 looks like there may be a logical error resulting from indentation.
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matchSortedStdwithObsCats(stdfile,objfile,outfile,stdracol,stddeccol,obsracol,obsdeccol,matchTolArcsec,verbose) | |||
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# Rob Morgan (9/28/21) This indentation seems troublesome. Someone should take a look. |
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@kherner This indentation issue I mentioned was also present in the "-old" version of the BLISS script.
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I have to remind myself of the logic here.
Updated print statement syntax
I accidentally did the changes for QC_check.py on the master branch in commit 7683096, but those changes should be reviewed too. |
Only changed one print statement.
just updated one print statement
Print statements, configparser, and integer division updates
Included chages for configparser, integer division, and one print statement that was missed the first time
Updated print statements, integer division, and configparser.
Update easy_install, integer division, print statements, and configparser.
Print statements, configparser, and integer division changes
Just to summarize the whole PR, the Python 2 elements I found were:
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This pull request updates several scripts to Python 3 syntax.