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Old 09-28-2014, 12:52 PM   #22
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But the problem comes when you want to run a plugin created with Python 2 and a plugin written in Python 3.
Not a problem.

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That means you have to have both versions of Python installed and you have to have some say of getting each to run the specific plugin.
Yes. Already accounted for. Again ... not a problem.

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That's why it's just better to specify Python 2 be used and not Python 3.
No... that's why it would be better for you to spend some time trying to understand how the Python plugin framework is currently set up instead of dreaming up imaginary problems.

Fact is: I'm currently running a Python 2.7 version of the KindleImport plugin and a Python 3.4 version of the Punctuation Smarten plugin on the same PC with no dire consequences.

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