Am 27.10.2011 18:38, schrieb Aaron Meurer:
So actually, using float() is probably cleaner than using int() as I
had previously suggested, because to really do it correctly, you would
actually have to use floor() and ceil(). So go ahead and just use
that. There really isn't much concern with it since you are just
comparing it (maybe someone can correct me if I am wrong).
I'm doing it with unit tests :-)
And, yes, most of the times it's just comparing, but there are the
occasional situations where you have array slices and such. Which is
what caused the bug report in the first place.
I'm a wee bit concerned about performance.
Is there any code that uses functions from generate.py a really large
number of times?
Regards,
Jo
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