Not Python3 compatible. #4

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1. PanderMusubi commented on Jan 24, 2015

   

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   Working on it
2. PanderMusubi commented on Jan 24, 2015

   

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   See #5
3. markkness commented on Feb 12, 2015

   

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   The current master is now hoped to be Python 3 compatible, though it has not been explicitly tested.
4. markkness commented on Feb 28, 2015

   

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   I just installed Python 3, and can confirm that the current master does run fine with it.
5. markkness commented on Mar 11, 2015

   

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   Closing this issue as this is now thought Python 3 compatible, and I have tools set up to keep it such.
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7. guillochon commented on Jan 11, 2016

   

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   I was not able to get this to work with Python 3.5.1, I get an error when trying to import from colorpy.ciexyz:

   ImportError: No module named 'colormodels'
   

   👍React with 👍3Reacted by Enkh-Amar Gantulga, tlevert and avsparry
8. avsparry commented on Jun 16, 2021

   

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   i still have this error can anyone explain how to reinstall/update
9. hiwigiwi commented on Feb 9, 2022

   

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   bit of a hack, but the following fixes the ImportError for me [DISCLAIMER: i have very limited need for this package, so can not guarantee that this will not breaks other stuff, but the functions I relied on 'xyz_from_spectrum' and 'xyz_from_wavelength' work properly after the steps below]:

   1. in ciexyz.py:

   • replace import colormodels with from . import colormodels
   • replace all occurences of the xrange function with the range function (the search and replace function of your editor should make this a breeze. there's about 10 instances)

   2. in colormodels.py:

   • there are 3 occurences of raise which make use of the python2 syntax, namely raise ValueError, 'irgb_string_from_irgb(): Expecting 7 character string like #AB13D2'. This needs to be updated to the python3 syntax raise ValueError('irgb_string_from_irgb(): Expecting 7 character string like #AB13D2')

   save both files and stuff works...for now...