pyDNase not compatible with Python 2.6.6

[akjohnson]

So, the documentation here says Python >= 2.6:

http://pythonhosted.org/pyDNase/installation.html#pre-installation-requirements

However, trying to import pyDNase in Python 2.6.6 gives the following syntax error:

import pyDNase
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
 File "pyDNase/__init__.py", line 58
   self.cutCache    =  {i:{"+":{},"-":{}} for i in self.samfile.references}
                                            ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

I don't know if you prefer to change the documentation or the code, but either would be sufficient I think!

[jpiper]

Thanks for the bug report, Audra. This was actually my fault, the documentation should have stated 2.7. However, considering that I've now had two people come to me with this, I've pushed version 0.1.1 (aa94ae091e3c5ac658698e844f61e7e47dc84fea) , rewriting the 2.6-incompatible code. I think I've caught it all, although my test coverage isn't amazing so there might be a few bugs.

Hope this helps!