A new behaviour just cropped up in SAGE....
If I have a .sage script containing the line
time = float(time)
something in there decides to treat this as timing the line "=
float(time)". I don't know if this is the preparser or what. Apparently
it didn't used to do this because I haven't changed my script and it
only just starting doing this now. I guess someone updated the code to
recognise timing commands in indented blocks.
Is this behaviour going to be permanent? i.e. should I just change the
variable name, or is this considered a bug?
David
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