Russ wrote: > Thanks, but that is not acceptable for my application. Any other ideas?
Yeah, how about we read your mind or make wild guesses about why it's not acceptable, and about what your requirements really are. Really, your response seems a little bizarre to me, given that __float__ is the defined way in which float() gets a value from an instance, and float() is what the % operator calls when it encounters a '%f' in the format string. -Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
