1.6.7

What's Changed

• Remove python2 support by @larsevj in #49

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1.6.6

What's Changed

• Create SECURITY.md by @pinkwah in #45
• Test Python 3.8 to 3.12 only by @pinkwah in #44
• Implement index to avoid TypeError by @larsevj in #47

New Contributors

• @larsevj made their first contribution in #47

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version 1.6.5

What's Changed

• Fix basecenum not able to bind methods by @eivindjahren in #42

New Contributors

• @eivindjahren made their first contribution in #42

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version 1.6.4

What's Changed

• Add check that object is initialized before calling bound functions by @mortalisk in #41

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1.6.3

What's Changed

• Change pypi to use token by @sondreso in #40

New Contributors

• @sondreso made their first contribution in #40

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Version 1.6.2

What's Changed

• Add github actions by @mortalisk in #32
• Update issue templates by @pinkwah in #33
• Add install and test instructions by @mortalisk in #34
• Create CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md by @mortalisk in #36
• Create CONTRIBUTING.md by @pinkwah in #35
• Fix ArgumentError handling by @valentin-krasontovitsch in #39

New Contributors

• @mortalisk made their first contribution in #32
• @pinkwah made their first contribution in #33
• @valentin-krasontovitsch made their first contribution in #39

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ArgumentErrors never leave cwrap

Convert ArgumentError to TypeError when calling C function

ArgumentError belongs to ctypes, and the fact that we are using ctype is
just an implementation details. In order to catch that exception, ctypes
has to be imported as well, so that implementation detail might spread
through the code base.
By converting it to a TypeError, ctypes stays confined inside cwrap,
which also makes it easier for user to drop methods based on a C
implementation for a pure python implmentation

The error message in the exception now looks like this

`Argument 4: cannot create a <class 'ctypes.c_double'> from the given
value [1, 2, 3] (<type 'list'>)`

It still mentions ctypes, and it is not trivial to get rid of it while
maintinaing the message as informative as it is now. The content of the
message is arguably not part of the API so I decided to not investigate
this further

Fix on windows

Merge pull request #26 from andreabrambilla/py3win

Support Python 3 on Windows

Fix to: 1.5.1

Merge pull request #22 from joakim-hove/1.5

Require only setuptools

Version with hardcoded cwrap/version.py

Merge pull request #21 from joakim-hove/1.5

Fix version in cwrap/version.py for packaging