Qtclient py3 #25
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A quick attempt to make the existing Qt client work with python 3.7. I haven't checked with 2.7, so this may include breaking changes.
Seems to work with converted NSLS2 database (circa 2015).
The main changes are that PyQt4 no longer exports
QString, also that relative imports are now required in more cases. Also I dropped the code generated from.uiand.qrcand adjusted the Makefile to create these.I also see some apparent assumptions of dictionary iteration order (eg.
length = len(data.values()[0])) which seem likely to break as py3 dict hashing includes randomness.