python2 runtime failure

[OvermindDL1]

  File "auto.py", line 24
    print("\r{}{}".format(arg, " " * (tsiz-len(arg))), end="\r\n" if tsiz <= len(arg) else "")
                                                          ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

This part works with python3 however.

[L0laapk3]

If you're using the latest commits, I have completely dropped python 2 in favor of python 3.

[OvermindDL1]

I am indeed using the dev branch, however it's readme was still speaking of python2, and I quote:

1. Install the latest version of python 2.7. (Do not install python 3.)

:-)

[OvermindDL1]

Consequently when using python 3 then instead of the commands like python auto.py savename instead python3 should be used like python3 auto.py savename because calling python will call the system default where calling python2 or python3 will call 2 or 3 respectively. :-)

[L0laapk3]

I should have taken care of that already as of 2bea5b85334a5723cb030eb636614186755329e0, and in the dev branch I've taken it even further by actually properly importing those functions instead of just lazily calling them. If theres still a problem in those versions, let me know. :)

[OvermindDL1]

Yep, that fixes those issues, the issue in the dev branch has with python2 is that an unsupported keyword argument was passed into the print call, a 3.x feature only. I'm perfectly good with dropping python2 support though, it's ancient.