Now uses python2.6+ style 'except'. - #61
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#25 just went in; please rebase/reform this pull request on top of the new head of master. |
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I suspect that this pull request has been obviated by the work done in #64. |
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This is one teeny-tiny step towards python3 support.
Since python2.5 is not supported, and python3 is going to be supported, why not start using modern-style 'except'?
Super simple and safe step towards py3.