2019 Dec 08, 03:46 PM
Hi Gerard,
As always it's great to hear from you.
Glad the update went well. There are still a few plugins that need to be updated and tested.
With manual operation the screen does not update. This has been the case from the start. It is on my todo list.
In the future there will be a version of SIP that will be Python 3 only. That will be cleaner code and will not be such a major change as SIP V4.
This was made possible by a new group of maintainers of the Web.py framework that SIP is built on. Web.py development had been stagnant for several years and I found it very exciting to see it moving forward again. Without Web.py being updated to Python 2 + 3 compatibility SIP would still be Python 2 only.
Dan
As always it's great to hear from you.
Glad the update went well. There are still a few plugins that need to be updated and tested.
With manual operation the screen does not update. This has been the case from the start. It is on my todo list.
In the future there will be a version of SIP that will be Python 3 only. That will be cleaner code and will not be such a major change as SIP V4.
This was made possible by a new group of maintainers of the Web.py framework that SIP is built on. Web.py development had been stagnant for several years and I found it very exciting to see it moving forward again. Without Web.py being updated to Python 2 + 3 compatibility SIP would still be Python 2 only.
Dan
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