Jon Ribbens jon+python-list at unequivocal.co.uk
Wed Oct 25 07:18:56 EDT 2000

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Konrad Hinsen <hinsen at cnrs-orleans.fr> wrote:
> What we are discussing here is not whether you should use floating
> point, but what the most reasonable interpretation for a certain
> syntax is.

Yes, which is the question I was addressing. '/' should not produce
a floating point value unless it is given a floating point value to
operate on, for the reasons I gave in my previous posting.

Cheers


Jon

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