Ready to release pypubsub v3.3: add support for python 3.3, tweaks to adhere to some of the python styling PEPs, add reference section to docs, simplify examples. All this led to cleanup of the API: not the main functions like sendMessage and subscribe but the "support" functions" like getListeners, exception names, version string, etc. I doubt this cleanup will affect any of you but I'd prefer to verify via members of this group, if possible.
So if anyone is inclined to try out the latest release candidate, you can use SVN as in the past, or there is also a dev release which you can install via
pip install --pre pypubsub
(if you don't specify '--pre', pip will not find it).
Please post how it goes. The latest documentation for this release is temporarily at http://pubsub.sourceforge.net/v3.3dev1.
Cheers,
Oliver
Ready to release pypubsub v3.3: add support for python 3.3, tweaks to adhere to some of the python styling PEPs, add reference section to docs, simplify examples. All this led to cleanup of the API: not the main functions like sendMessage and subscribe but the "support" functions" like getListeners, exception names, version string, etc. I doubt this cleanup will affect any of you but I'd prefer to verify via members of this group, if possible.
So if anyone is inclined to try out the latest release candidate, you can use SVN as in the past, or there is also a dev release which you can install via
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Ready to release pypubsub v3.3: add support for python 3.3, tweaks to adhere to some of the python styling PEPs, add reference section to docs, simplify examples. All this led to cleanup of the API: not the main functions like sendMessage and subscribe but the "support" functions" like getListeners, exception names, version string, etc. I doubt this cleanup will affect any of you but I'd prefer to verify via members of this group, if possible.
Several exceptions were renamed, please see the change log. There it says "UndefinedTopic(RuntimeError) -> TopicNameError(ValueError)" which means that UndefinedTopic, derived from RuntimeError, has been renamed to TopicNameError, and is now derived from ValueError.