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Subject: Legacy Python versions of Poser
Hi bwldrd, make sense since Py 2.7 was released in 2010. Poser 8 was already a good version of Poser. I have been using PP2010 during a long time (skipped 2012) and was happy with it. How many users are still using P8 bowadays ? maybe some who went to DS and want to export Poser props from time to time. Shouldn't be a great deal to drop backward compatibility I suppose.
Yarp - author of P3DO Organizer for Poser
I missed 8 but have most of the others. Lol, I still use far back as 6 once in a while just to for some of the scripts I have that no longer work in later versions.
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I see, this is an important point. In only stopped using P6 last year when I dropped my old XP computer where it was installed. I used it to test backward Python script compatibility. Yesterday somebody mailed me he was missing Semidieu's ShaderWorks in P12. So it is likely people are still using older versions of Poser to use some of those wonderfull legacy tools, like you do.
I don't really need to write that 2.7/3.0 compatible script. It is just it would be cleaner code than to have 2 identical methods except for the module name.
Yarp - author of P3DO Organizer for Poser
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Hi, I have been rewriting some Python script for Poser 12. Now I would like to write more portable code and dynamically import modules using the imp module. Apparently that module is only available since Python 2.7.
So I was wondering if anybody knows what was the first Poser version running with Python 2.7 ?
Python 2.7 was released in 2010.
Thank you
Yarp - author of P3DO Organizer for Poser