Imported division from __future__ for Python 2 compatibility

[jfsantos]

Turns out fixing this for Python 2 was very simple. The only issue was that in Python 2, the behaviour of the division operator / changes to integer division when both operands are integers. This pull request just adds from __future__ import division to all files to change this to the Python 3 behaviour (division is always float division). This does not need to be in a separate branch of the package, as this statement does nothing in Python 3, so the same codebase works both in Python 2 and 3.

[detly]

Could you also update the docs to reflect this? (The top level readme and docs/details.rst are the only places, I think.)

[jfsantos]

Sure. What about adding a blurb under "Dependencies" and removing the mention to Python 3?

[detly]

No, I tend to think of the language (version) as more than a dependency.
You'll notice that "Python 3" is already mentioned; just update that.

Sorry to argue over a 1 char change, but I'm not at my coding computer
right now :)
On 30/12/2014 12:16 PM, "João Felipe Santos" notifications@github.com
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Sure. What about adding a blurb under "Dependencies"?

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[jfsantos]

No problem... and done!