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Thanks for trying it out! Yeah, Grumpy does not currently support old-style classes. Since all of our code internally requires new-style classes, this was not

Thanks for trying it out! Yeah, Grumpy does not currently support old-style classes. Since all of our code internally requires new-style classes, this was not a high priority feature. It is something that we'll get to.

jerf 10y ago
I did not mean that as a complaint against your very young codebase, I meant that as a defense against Python people complaining about my code. :)
- kstrauser 10y ago
  I don't think they'd do that. All Python 2 code I've seen uses `class Foo(object)`, at least since 2.2 came out.