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134. By Dario Bertini on 2013-08-02

Now it works again on Python2, while keeping Python3 compatibility

with the previous commit, it was already possible to get it working by using "3to2 -x range -x bytes" but now it works with the same source!

133. By Dario Bertini on 2013-07-30

Python2 compatibility

132. By Dario Bertini on 2012-10-20

Removed some unused code, variables and imports
Fixed other misc uglyness

131. By Dario Bertini on 2012-09-04

py3: updated the mutagen tools

130. By Dario Bertini on 2012-07-25

Py3: last fixes inside mp4... is it finally done? all the tests now pass, Hooray!
(though, they're some seconds slower on python3 than they were on python2)

129. By Dario Bertini on 2012-07-24

Py3: Like in rvn 125: the key function returns a str() of the value (gosh... it seems there's quite a lot of duplicate code around)
also, lots of other bytes fixes

128. By Dario Bertini on 2012-07-24

Py3: lots of other mp4, mp3 and musepack bytes fixes... I tried to make the API slightly more consistent (when porting mp4 and m4a apparently I used different criteria without realizing): it should be possible to use strings as keys when calling the
render() methods of mp4, but unfortunately the TextKey used in mp4 cannot be easily stored as unicode (unless we're willing
to sprinkle .encode("raw_unicode_escape") all over the place)... thus I had to add some more isinstance/.encode() combos

127. By Dario Bertini on 2012-07-24

Py3: int division and bytes fixes for File tests

126. By Dario Bertini on 2012-07-24

Py3: filetype scoring fixed

125. By Dario Bertini on 2012-07-24

Py3: bytes fixes and key sort function fixed... this was a bit of a mess:
I has to intersperse some calls to .encode() .decode(), guarded by isinstance, and apparently...
the key sort function was ordering of length of things that didn't have any length: to make sure that it won't
create any problem, I converted those values to str