This is a Python problem that is fixed in version 3.x where / means
float division and // integer division. In Python 2.x / means integer
division if the arguments are integers.
The obvious fix would be to add this line to all files:
from __future__ import division
In the meantime it could be reported as an issue.
/Henrik
2009/11/24 Joacim Frisk <
joacim...@gmail.com>:
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