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tag:yaml.org,2002:python/object/apply
this definately needs some test
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[ .5, -.5, +.5 ] should work
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Thanks for reporting
I "fixed" this by making the operators return a normal (bare) float, as the preservation is
mostly there for round-trips without operations.
Contrary to ScalarInt you cannot as easily preserve the style, and that needs a lot more testing,
and probably much smarter code (i.e. 1.23e4 *= 10 should probably give 1.23e5 and not 12.3e4).
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