A function
def foo( ):
return 0
evaluates type( foo( ) ) to
<type 'sage.rings.integer.Integer'>
But then I put this function into bar.py like so
bar.py:
from sage.all import *
def foo( ):
return 0
and
import bar
type( bar.foo( ) )
returns
<type 'int'>
Needless to say, this causes a bunch of new errors if my code assumes
that I get a sage type (I came across this because I did something like
real( ) on the result).
Is this expected behaviour?
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