Numeric "divide" operator should not upcast to a double

[MGiacomet]

All the simple Numeric operators (add, subtract and multiply) do not show red dots when you wire, say, two integers. "Divide" does, but should not! The Divide operator coerces everything to a double!...

In all other languages, if you use the divider operator (the slash /) it conforms to the operands passed: divide a double by a double and you get a double; divide integer by integer and you get an integer.

Please make the Divide operator not upcast to a double!

[GregR]

The "Quotient & Remainder" node does have this behavior. Personally, I think that makes the behavior more clear. You can see that the remainder is being ignored.

[dthor]

I would definitely not like it if dividing two I32s resulted in an I32. That's one of the tiny things about labview that I love: I don't have to explicitely coerce up to DBL like some other langues.

[altenbach]

The current behavior is fine. You can change the output configuration of you really want something else.

[MaryH]

The divide node in LabVIEW means real-number division. The Quotient & Remainder node does integer division. LabVIEW has two different symbols for these two very different behaviors precisely to avoid the ambiguity of a single symbol observed in other languages.