Steven D'Aprano <st...@pearwood.info> No, actually, it's the opposite of a gotcha. If a module expects to use truncated division, and *fails* to "from __future__ import division", that's what it needs to get. If your import would change what the other module sees, then you could change the behaviour of the other module (and probably break it) just by importing something from __future__. ====
> \ Or worse, break it in a way that wasn't apparent until the plane fell out of the sky ;') Actually, I meant the reverse gotcha. Expecting float division when your imported module stuck to truncated. But either way it's good to know __future__ is not your usual sort of import. Jim
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