Closed thorstenb closed 3 years ago
Not sure if this project is still alive or if anyone cares but I think Python 3.4 is EOL by now and Python 3.5 will be in less than a year.
I like the f-string syntax very much and used the fstrings library when I needed to support a Python version without f-strings. The library does not implement all f-string features of Python 3.6 but simple stuff works and on a quick glance all your f-string uses should work fine.
hi, thanks for the report. I did not analyze details, but agree on the main idea: the requirement on python 3.5/3.6 is a bad idea, because technically unnecessary, was just easier for me to achieve port quickly in that "idiom". I'll fix that. Expect a merge today or so...