Hi,
It's one of those "non issues" but there are still some situations where you
have to deal with Infinity and NaN, even in Python. Basically one the problems
is that the repr of floating point numbers is platform depending and sometimes
yields "nan" which is not evaluable. It's true that eval()
Armin Ronacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's one of those "non issues" but there are still some situations where you
> have to deal with Infinity and NaN, even in Python. Basically one the problems
> is that the repr of floating point numbers is platform depending and sometimes
> yields "nan"
