Closed davea closed 6 years ago
The / operator in Python 3 returns a float, which was causing TypeErrors when being passed to the << or >> operators.
Thank you! The change was a little rushed out to see if the upstream bug fixed solved #3 - the jury's still out on that one, though.
The / operator in Python 3 returns a float, which was causing TypeErrors when being passed to the << or >> operators.