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[solved] Python 3.x ?

edited June 2015 in OpenSesame

Hello,

I configured my computer with Python 2.7.6 but I also have Python 3.4. Would OpenSesame work with a computer using Python 3.x as default?

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  • edited 2:57AM

    You can install OpenSesame on a system that has Python 3 installed. OpenSesame will just use its own separate Python 2 environment.

    But OpenSesame cannot use Python 3. The next major release of OpenSesame (3.0.0) will support both Python 2 and 3. But even then Python 2 will remain the default, because many of the libraries that OpenSesame depends on are Python-2 only.

    Cheers!
    Sebastiaan

  • edited 2:57AM

    Thanks for your clear answer.

    I have been programming in many languages for more than 30 years but not in Python. Discovering Opensesame a couple of weeks ago motivated me to learn Python but I quickly saw the 2 versus 3 version problem with 3 being the future but 2 often mandatory for library support. I started a few days ago with a Python 2.7.10 tutorial and your message decides me to keep that version for a while.

    I am amazed by OpenSesame quality. I will try to make it our new standard over E-Prime creating a user group here in the Laboratory Parole et Langage in Aix-en-Provence.

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