Re: [sympy] Re: user lib

2011-02-19 Thread Chris Smith
Filip Dominec wrote: > In my opinion the best way would be if some branch-maintainer reviewed > the contributions and added them in one branch manually. > The cookbook approach could work. gist, perhaps? I don't really know how to access the history of gist pastes/snippets, however. Something li

Re: [sympy] Series tests

2011-02-19 Thread Alexey U. Gudchenko
19.02.2011 04:18, Chris Smith пишет: Ondrej Certik wrote: ... We definitely need to calculate Laurent series. Example: e = x * sin(1/x) 1) e.series(x, 0, 10) should raise an exception. 2) e.series(x, oo, 10) would return the first 10 terms of the Laurent series, that you are talking about (tha

Re: [sympy] Series tests

2011-02-19 Thread Chris Smith
Ondrej Certik wrote: ... > We definitely need to calculate Laurent series. Example: e = x * > sin(1/x) > > 1) e.series(x, 0, 10) should raise an exception. > 2) e.series(x, oo, 10) would return the first 10 terms of the Laurent > series, that you are talking about (that probably converges on the

[sympy] Re: user lib

2011-02-19 Thread Filip Dominec
In my opinion the best way would be if some branch-maintainer reviewed the contributions and added them in one branch manually. I admit that this needs somebody to spend some time testing, but I consider it the only way to keep the codes clean and to encourage people to contribute. It is important