Python3 support, autopep8 formatting, fix for os.startfile() #11
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Can you test this version on Python 3.8 or Python 3.6? I think they are more popular one for users. |
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Converted to Python3
Formatted the code with autopep8
os.startfile() is a windows-only function, I created the startfile() function which checks the platform and calls the correct function to make this work on Linux
Tested with the example files on Manjaro Linux Python 3.10