Thomas Kluyver

I suspect that's all inside 2to3, so modernize can't easily change it.

Even if that has the capabilities we need, I don't think any of us has the time to completely rebuild python-modernize on top of something other than 2to3. For better...

Or maybe we should modernise them all to Unix style ;-) We'll need to look at 2to3 and see how much code we'd need to duplicate in order to fix...

2to3 already opens the file as binary, but it normalises the line endings to Unix style before processing the code, and then converts to platform native when writing it again....

> It is easy to do once, but not every single time. That's what scripting is for.

I suspect that 2to3's parser expects Unix style newlines, otherwise it wouldn't bother normalising them in the first place. That could be a red herring, though.

I think both 2to3 and modernize generally assume that the input is valid Python 2 source code - which means a file with any non-ASCII characters should already have an...

NC-BY is also the license for XKCD itself, so the font which is made from glyphs Randall drew probably inherited that license by default. I don't recall any discussions about...

I definitely do not think that applies. The linked wikimedia page is for text conveying facts or data in a generic typeface (e.g. a list of melting points of different...

I don't think we have glyphs for any accented characters, so it probably falls back to another font for those.