Comment #16 on issue 3086 by [email protected]: round() function overrides
built-in
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=3086
It took me a moment to find it...but when the number is complex, they just
round the two parts. This makes sense, I think.
>>> [round(a) for a in S(3.14j+7*sin(exp(2))).as_real_imag()]
[6., 3.]
>>> _[0] + I*_[1]
6.0 + 3.0*I
Aaron:
it doesn't work on non-Number objects anyway.
You must mean non-numeric, b/c
>>> round(sqrt(2) + 3, 3)
4.414
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