Python 3 compatibility? about cf-plot HOT 6 CLOSED

cf-plot for Python 3 is being developed in parallel to cf-python v3, and the plan is to release both at the same time - we're aiming for 1st October 2019.

David

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Thanks.
I hadn't seen any activity in this repository, which seemed in stark contrast to the development activity in the CF-Python repository. Hence my question.

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I can let you have a pre-release cf-plot that I've converted over to Python 3 if you like. If not we'll be doing a full release on 1st October as David says.

Regards
Andy

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That would be great.

I've mainly gone ahead and created my own version because I, or rather my colleagues using it, didn't want to wait (or revert back to Python 2). The problems arose when I ran into the new API that CF-Python 3 uses (as well as replacing some of the divisions, where it wasn't entirely clear if these should be integer divisions or floating point ones).
I currently can get most examples on the (old) documentation to run, though not all (or not as well), which is my best testcase (having no unit tests or anything).

So a version to compare against would be nice.

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My test version is available at http://www.met.reading.ac.uk/~swsheaps/cfplot.src3.tar

I'm modifying the code to separate out the colorbar code into a separate and independently callable routine. This is ongoing work might give some issues but I'll pickup on this now that I'm back from holiday.

If you find any issues please email me at [email protected]

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Python 3 support has been in cf-plot for several years so I'll close this ticket now.

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