Closed KJ7LNW closed 8 months ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'm a bit puzzled by this problem as this is a typical way to define the language level as far as google searches do indicate.
But this change seems to be reasonable...
Older versions of python wont auto-convert from string to integer, thus removing quotes fixes it.
More specifically, I think I read that "older versions of python's input(?)
function" won't auto-convert from string to integer. I tried to find the link again but it's not forthcoming. I'm not sure what input
function it was referring to, but thats what I remember. FYI in case its useful.
The following patch is required for systems running python 3.6. (I would set up a pull request, but I am unable to do that at the moment.)
this prevents errors like the following:
See also: