Is there a new/updated Twill?

I've been trying to learn Twill Scripting on Python and I am using Python 3.4 and Twill 1.8.0. Been reading some posts here and I found it interesting to study. But, I do have a problem installing Twill. I just knew that PRINT in Python is now a function so meaning it needs parenthesis and that's where my problem starts. As I look through the codes on Twill 1.8.0, I think it isn't oriented with the change of using PRINT yet. Strings are not enclosed with parenthesis so I was thinking maybe there is a new patch or version of Twill that adapts the changes of Python, is there any? or is there anything I can do about this aside from manually editing Twill files?

Your response is highly appreciated.

Upvotes: 10

Answers (4)

Gleb S

Reputation: 172

Well, Twill 2.0 is released with support of the modern python revisions

Twill 2.0 Release Info Page

Well, Twill 3 is also here - Twill 3

Upvotes: 2

Urban P.

Reputation: 129

Have you tried to install twill3?

pip install twill3

Upvotes: 1

stefanbschneider

Reputation: 6086

GMs answer only partly solved the problem for me (using Python 3.6 on Windows). Downloading Twill 1.8.0 and converting it with 2to3 was only the first step.

Afterwards, I had to install missing packages:

pip install lxml
pip install requests
pip install pypiwin32
pip install cssselect

Furthermore, I had to fix two files in Python36/lib/site-packages/twill/other_packages/: In subprocess.py, I removed the section with False = 0 at line 392 and changed if 0: to if 1: in line 353 to avoid using _subprocess. Finally, in pyparsing.py, I replaced .lowercase with .lower() and .uppercase with .upper().

Upvotes: 3

GM-Xile GM-Xile

Reputation: 321

I just found the answer. Thanks for viewing this question and probably for that downvote (SAD FACE).. So, the solution that I found was to use the 2to3 Script Tool found in Python Folder. Basically, it refactors Python 2 codes to Python 3 codes.

Upvotes: 3

Is there a new/updated Twill?

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