floatrange
- author:
Laurent Pointal <laurent.pointal@laposte.net>
- copyright:
Laurent Pointal - 2011-2015
- license:
MIT
- version:
1.0
Mercurial repository & bug tracking (on SourceForge).
What is it?
A simple module providing a floatrange() to build generators providing a range like interface for floating point numbers. As floating point computation may not be exact, these generators support a precision prec parameter to define how near a value correspond to a value in the range.
Installation
Unless someone built a package for your OS distro, the simplest procedure is to use pip to install the module:
pip install floatrange
If you have no admin access to install things on you computer, you may install a virtualenv and run pip inside this virtual env, or you can do a local user installation:
pip install –user floatrange
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