Any hope for Python 3 support? about doxypypy HOT 10 CLOSED

I still don't use Python 3 for any work projects (and probably won't get the chance to until Twisted is fully ported to Python 3), so it's likely I won't have the chance to support it in the near future. That being said, I'd welcome Python 3 support so long as it doesn't break Python 2 functionality.

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I'll take a look when/if I get the chance.

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Actually it looks like it probably won't be hard to at least get it preliminarily working with Python 3 without losing Python 2 support. I'll try and work it in here and there over the next several days or so.

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It works for me now. Please try it out.

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Will do, but I might not get to it until the weekend.

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That's fine. I had spoken too soon anyway, and I've since found and fixed one problem. I think it's fine now.

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Ok, I've pulled today's build and installed it using sudo python3 setup.py install on Linux. I ran my 'graph.py' through the filter with doxypypy graph.py > graph.out, but a diff shows no change between the input and output. I expected some doxygen tags to be generated. Here's a sample of a method in my 'graph.py':

def pred(self, v):
    """
    Get the predecessors of a vertex.

    Args:
        v: Vertex for which predecessors are desired.

    Returns:
        An iterator over the preceding vertices.

    Raises:
        KeyError if the vertex is not in the graph.
    """
    return self._pred[v].__iter__()

I'm sure I'm being boneheaded.

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It uses the same arguments as doxypy to run (it is meant to be a drop-in replacement for doxypy), so you need to include --autobrief to have it automatically parse docstrings.

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It works! Nicely done!

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Sounds good, thanks.

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