Closed pfalcon closed 6 years ago
This seems to be the only incompatibility with py2 so far, makes sense to fix it. py2 compatibility in turn makes it easier to use pypy (which many distros ship only pypy2 so far), which runs processing really fast.
(Otherwise, I'd encourage to stick with py3 of course. Thanks for giving a chance to rewriting tools in Python btw, sorry that it's somewhat slow, still fully worth it imho.)
In py2, file.write() returns None.