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Scaling of single precision vector types with double precision factor #153
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Added scaling to Vector3f using double.
This will enable Python users to scale these Vector{2|3}f datatypes using as Python has no single precision floating point.
…le without errors.
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Problem: as in http://discourse.mcneel.com/t/small-probelm-with-python-rhinocommon-vector3f/5561
Cause: Python does not have single precision data type.
Solution: Add double precision scaling factor to single precision vectors.
PS. I see that the pull request contains also the example I wrote last year. I know that you think that should go elsewhere, but I'm not sure how to remove it from the pull request. Please ignore the example if at all possible.