Supposed to run on Python 3.x?

[adaldo]

I could download pyeculid with sudo pip3 install euclid. But when importing euclid, we get a SyntaxError on line 137. Of course, this does not happen if I import it with Python 2.x. Is the package intended at all to work on Python 3.x? If so, should we consider fixing the syntax?

Edit: This seems to be a name clash with a different Python package, since the line 137 that I get in the SyntaxError is raise AttributeError, name, which is not the same as line 137 in euclid.py here.

[Evelios]

This library is not the official euclid library you can download this version locally and install it that way. I had the same issue. This version is python 3.6 compatible. That is the version I am using now.

Fork of pyeuclid by Alex Holkner. The latest pulled upstream revision is r37.

[etjones]

You can also just use the reasonably maintained euclid3 fork. It's on PyPI, so you can just do pip install euclid3 and then import euclid3 in your Python code.