Porting to python 3?

[monkstone]

Apparently ubuntu is intending ship with exclusively python 3.2 in future, are there any plans afoot to port pyprocessing to work with python 3?

In my experiments so far I have managed to set up pyglet (using pyglet 1.2 development source) and similarly numpy. Stumbling block for me with pyprocessing was pvector (which uses the 'new' module, which is deprecated since python-2.6). I'm by no means a python expert, but I tried using 'type' instead of 'new' to produce a meta class, but then I got lost (methods OK but I filed to create instance variables).

[Claudio Esperança]

I was unable to reliably run pyglet with Python 3 on my Ubuntu box, which I use for development. If there is ever an official Python 3 pyglet, a corresponding pyprocessing should be coming forthwith.