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August 13, 2016 21:16
Don't think I missed any here. Did all flagged by python2 -3, and then did another pass.
Typo corrected (had 3.5 instead of 3.4.3)
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As in prior pull request, but this time in a dedicated branch so I can keep working in the interim without messing it up.
"I did not test all formats - I don't know what they're supposed to look like ('doesn't crash' and 'works as intended' are two different things), and couldn't get Google's word-to-vector thing working anyway. I did test the default format and it looks fine.
I know there's a lot of changes, but they're pretty simple ones. The first commit is all the 2to3, which I'm pretty sure is guaranteed non-breaking and in this case is almost entirely just changing print to print(). The next two are that sorted() now takes a key instead of a comparator. After that it's just docs."