Python 3 integer division is weird... well, different from... python2…

…. And the modulus comparison below will result in different formatting without an explicit cast to int here.

mgr/Dyson/Export/Mortran.py

@@ -121,7 +121,6 @@ def __call__(self, line, indent=True, cchar=',', lstrip=True, debug=False, break
 
         if ( indent and lstrip ):
             line = line.lstrip()    # remove whitespace on left
-        #self.sepline(line)         # print separators
 
         if ( indent ):
             self.decrease(line)         # decrease indentation level
@@ -146,11 +145,9 @@ def __call__(self, line, indent=True, cchar=',', lstrip=True, debug=False, break
         else:        
             self.cprint (myline+line,cchar,debug,breakers)  # print the line
 
-        #self.spcline(line)          # add space behind line
         if ( indent ):
             self.increase(line)
-
-        #self.update(line)
+
     #
     # ================================================        
     def spcline(self,line):
@@ -1095,7 +1092,7 @@ def __call__(self,line,cchar=','):
         npad = len(pad)
 
         # And this will be the number of fields per line of output
-        nfields = ( self.limit - npad ) / (myfield+3)
+        nfields = int( ( self.limit - npad ) / (myfield+3) )
 
         # Counter for the number of fields
         ifield  = 0