[PYTHON MATRIX-SIG] Final (hopefully) alpha release available

[tim@lassi.ece.uiuc.edu]

>Time for one of my usual Friday releases.

Oh goody it's just like Christmas!

>This is also your last chance to make any major design changes to the
>system.  If there's something about how NumPy works that you really don't
>like, speak up now while I'm still willing to sacrifice backward
>compatibility.

I think someone may have answered this once allready, but if so I
forget what they said:

Why is the imaginary component of a matrix M M.imaginary while that of
a complex number Z is Z.imag. There have been several simple functions
that I've writen that wouldn't have cared whether they were dealing
with matrices or numbers except for this. 

Am I missing something obvious here...?


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	-tim

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