implicit_multiplication(10) still does not interpret "x (x)" as x^2
but rather as a function call.
Rarely do I put a space between the function name and the argument
list.

It would seem to be a useful new option to allow implicit
multiplication that interprets
a letter followed by a space and an open parens as multiplication.

In other words, have a regex like "\w\s\(" that replaces the
whitespace with "*" giving
"\w\*\(".

Is this feasible?  I'm trying to think if there are any hidden gotchas
I don't know about.

Sincerely,

Chris

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