Doubles are parsed as object-attributes pairs

[asikstel]

Doubles are parsed as object-attributes pairs

[mmontone]

Ok. I'm looking at that. Note that 1.5d0 is not valid Python syntax: https://docs.python.org/2/reference/lexical_analysis.html. I think you are trying to use Lisp syntax there.

So, you can work around it with something like:

(let (($my-num 1.5d0))
[numpy.sin($my-num)])

Anyway, I'm implementing Python literal float syntax now.

[mmontone]

I've implemented Python float syntax.

You can try things like these now:

BURGLED-BATTERIES> [^numpy.sin(1.5)]
0.9974949866040544d0
BURGLED-BATTERIES> [^numpy.sin(1.5e2)]
-0.7148764296291646d0
BURGLED-BATTERIES> [^numpy.sin(-1.5e2)]
0.7148764296291646d0
BURGLED-BATTERIES> [^numpy.sin(-1.5-e3)]
; Evaluation aborted on Incomplete parse..
BURGLED-BATTERIES> [^numpy.sin(-1.5e-3)]
-0.0014999994505385647d0

Please test.

[asikstel]

That was amazingly fast!
Thanks a lot, works perfectly!