> For future ref, I have email addresses on my LP page, so this makes me wonder if they're properly visible.
They are not. https://launchpad.net/~edward.donovan says "No public address provided.", I figure you need to agree to showing them in public. It's certainly a sensible default to not show them, as an email address on a public web page attracts a lot of spam.
As for the print statement, print() works just as well in Python 2 as long as you don't use commas in there; if you do, it prints a tuple instead. So these are fine:
print('hello')
print('hello %s' % world)
but this needs the __future__ statement or need to be rewritten to have one single argument:
@Edward:
> For future ref, I have email addresses on my LP page, so this makes me wonder if they're properly visible.
They are not. https:/ /launchpad. net/~edward. donovan says "No public address provided.", I figure you need to agree to showing them in public. It's certainly a sensible default to not show them, as an email address on a public web page attracts a lot of spam.
As for the print statement, print() works just as well in Python 2 as long as you don't use commas in there; if you do, it prints a tuple instead. So these are fine:
print('hello')
print('hello %s' % world)
but this needs the __future__ statement or need to be rewritten to have one single argument:
print('hello', 'world')