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When you use a float numbers in EMAN2, use it explicitly. That means add a 'f' postfix if you mean a float. For example, use:

Dict params;
params["alt"] = 360.0f;

instead of:

Dict params;
params["alt"] = 360.0;

Because the number without postfix by default is double type. It's better to explicitly specifies the number as float explicitly to save a implicitly type conversion from double to float.

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-When you use a float numbers in EMAN2, use it explicitly. That means add a 'f' postfix if you mean a float. For example, 
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+When you use a float numbers in EMAN2, use it explicitly. That means add a 'f' postfix if you mean a float. For example,  use:
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-Otherwise it may cause error on windows platform. Because the number without postfix by default is double type. 
And the double to float conversion returns zero on VC++.  

Even if you do not use float numbers in a Dict, it's still better to explicitly specifies the number as float explicitly to
save a implicitly type conversion from double to float.
+Because the number without postfix by default is double type. It's better to explicitly specifies the number as float explicitly to save a implicitly type conversion from double to float.