Issue 199 in html5lib: Ternary statement in html5parser.py breaks Python <2.5 compatibility

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h***@public.gmane.org

2012-03-04 14:29:27 UTC

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New issue 199 by kristian...-***@public.gmane.org: Ternary statement in html5parser.py
breaks Python <2.5 compatibility
http://code.google.com/p/html5lib/issues/detail?id=199

Ternary statements were only added in Python 2.5. The three ternary
statements in mainLoop breaks compatibility with previous versions.

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h***@public.gmane.org

2012-05-20 17:47:22 UTC

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Status: WontFix

Comment #1 on issue 199 by ja...-***@public.gmane.org: Ternary statement in
html5parser.py breaks Python <2.5 compatibility
http://code.google.com/p/html5lib/issues/detail?id=199

Yes. I think that with the upcoming changes to give Python 3 compatibility
it is unlikely supporting such old pythons will be viable (they are already
basically untested as you see). Therefore I don't plan to fix this.

h***@public.gmane.org

2012-05-20 17:49:22 UTC

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Comment #2 on issue 199 by ja...-***@public.gmane.org: Ternary statement in
html5parser.py breaks Python <2.5 compatibility
http://code.google.com/p/html5lib/issues/detail?id=199

Issue 203 has been merged into this issue.