Port decimal stub to Python 2#95
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I apologize for the advice I gave earlier. I think it's better to have separate decimal.pyi files for 2.7 and 3 after all. The number of sections with version-specific comments in this version scares me. |
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Yeah, the single-file strategy would make sense if mypy supported version-specific comments, but until that moment it's better to split. |
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Port decimal stub to Python 2
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I'm really sorry, I had to roll this back because there were some deficiencies. For example:
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I'll try to fix it as soon as I can. Thank you for pointing that out. |
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Python 2/3 specific code has been commented and TODOs were added, according to #94 (comment).