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Hi Ricardo,<br>
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I'm not a developer of qgis and surely the devs could be a better
response.<br>
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AFAIK the question is a long chain of question.<br>
The support of python 3 is link (as I know) to the qt 5.<br>
Actually qgis support the qt 4.x<br>
Also changing from python 2 to python 3 mean to rewrite all the
plugins.<br>
Because they are develope from many people this could not happened
all at the same time.<br>
So changing from py2 to py3 mean to return to a qgis without many of
the plugin s needed for its quotidian using.<br>
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my 2ct.<br>
Andrea.<br>
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Il 24/10/2014 17:55, Ricardo Oliveira ha scritto:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Hi folks,
<div>This is my first time using this e-mail list so let me know
if a messed-up something. My question for the community is:
will QGIS walk towards a 3.x python support? I just started
learning how to use PyQGIS and Python, so I came up with this
dilemma, should I try to learn python 2.x and 3.x at the same
time? I think that most of the time I will be using python
inside QGIS but on the other hand it would be nice to know how
language on it newer form as well. Is there any buzz inside
the QGIS world about the new python 3.x? </div>
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<div>Thanks all, </div>
<div>Ricardo O.</div>
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