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Add a little try/except block to support Python 3's re-naming of Queue to queue. We try to import the modern module name first and fall back to Queue on ImportError. This ordering is chosen a) if a modern queue module is provided as a backport or monkey patch[1] this ordering will pick it up and b) trying to be Python 3 "first" makes one feel all moral, etc :). [1] cf the "future" library
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Add a little try/except block to support Python 3's re-naming of Queue to queue.
We try to import the modern module name first and fall back to Queue on
ImportError. This ordering is chosen a) if a modern queue module is provided as
a backport or monkey patch[1] this ordering will pick it up and b) trying to be
Python 3 "first" makes one feel all moral, etc :).
[1] cf the "future" library