Missing parentheses in call to 'print'

[swuyts]

Missing parentheses in call to 'print'

[swuyts]

I was maybe a little bit to early posting this:

pip2 install traitar-<version>.tar.gz --user

worked perfectly.

[aweimann]

Hi Sander,

thanks for your interest in our software! Traitar was implemented in Python 2.7 We might port it to Python 3 in the future, but I'm glad to hear that you could get it installed with pip2. Please let me know if you run into further problems. I'm also always happy about any useful comments or suggestions.

Many thanks,

Aaron

[swuyts]

Thanks for the clarification Aaron, It's running smoothly now, so I'm very much looking forward to the results! Since I'm here, one small suggestion to smoothen the installation procedure for others may be placing a link to the latest tar.gz on the installation page. It took me a while to find one trough the python package website. Regards, Sander

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[aweimann]

Thanks for the suggestion! You can also install traitar without specifying a tar.gz i.e. pip install --user traitar. The latest tar.gz can be found on the release site: https://github.com/hzi-bifo/traitar/releases . I will add both hints to the installation description.

Cheers, Aaron