Add to lines at the top to make it workable in python 2.7.

[TobiasWegener]

Hallo,
you could may add only two lines at the top to make it work for Python 2.7:

 from __future__ import division
 from __future__ import unicode_literals

At least that works for me. Are you interested in more input?
Because I think it is very useful tool, and worth some tinkering.

[ltegg]

Hi Tobias,

I have included the lines at the start of the file. I don't have a Python 2.7 installation handy to check if they've worked. Let me know if more changes need to be made.

[TobiasWegener]

Hi Itegg,
I did try to run it in the terminal and this was the result:
:~/ipython/Elingham_diagram/Test27$ python ellingham.py File "ellingham.py", line 548 a1.plot([float(row[0]), float(row[1])],[float(row[2]), float(row[3])], **linedict, color='r', ls='-', alpha=1,) ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I think the main problem here is **linedict because the script for python 3.5 did work with the additions of the two lines above.

This version which is running fine in on my pc (with python 2.7.) is this ():
# Add in the line segments from the oxide data for row in oxss: a1.plot(row[0:2],row[2:4], color='r', ls='-', alpha=1)
But I am not sure, if it is worth putting much effort into it.

In general, if u need some help to put your program in some modules or the data in separate files, I may, could help.
Thanks for trying, if u have something else to test just let me know.;)
Best regards
Tobias