On Dec 16, 2010, at 02:55 , Volker Braun wrote:
> Works for me:
>
> sage: X=Integer(54)
> sage: sqrt(X,prec=100)
> 7.3484692283495342945918522241
> sage: X=RDF('3.14')
> sage: sqrt(X,prec=100)
> 1.7720045146669350752850780727
That works for me as well. After posting, I checked further, and found what
you found. What doesn't work is using this expression in a .py file in the
Sage library. I get the deprecation warning when I invoke the code that
contains this expression.
Justin
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