Andy,
The period is an invalid character for Python variables. The period is
reserved for accessing attributes and methods of Python objects.
Jason
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On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 5:48 PM, Andrew Spielberg
wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have a variable with a period in it (s
I don't see any on the ideas list, but I'm sure there are things that can
be done. One suggestion for a starting point would be to look at finishing
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/pull/2209 (there are also some other ideas
for future work in that pull request and the associated issues). I would
als
More strange round behavior, this time with negative numbers.
In [1]: S(123.6).round(0)
Out[1]: 124.
In [2]: S(-123.6).round(0)
Out[2]: -123.
In [3]: S(-123.7).round(0)
Out[3]: -124.
The rounding up behavior seems to occur between 6 and 7. This isn't a
precision/binary representation issue as
Hi guys,
I have a variable with a period in it (say, 'base.length'). I now wish to
sympify an expression, say:
2*base.length
This throws an exception,
AttributeError: 'Symbol' object has no attribute 'length'
due to the period. Is there a way I can have the sympify read the dot as
just part
Hello,
I am interested in participating in GSoC 2015. I have some questions,
though:
I have some ideas in mind that might be in the Sympy's scope.
Should I write my proposal and submit it directly?
If I have two proposals done, can I submit both?
Thanks!
Best regards,
Nicolás
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Hi Aaron,
I would like to start off by implementing Finitely presented groups in
sympy. They and any other work in group theory like the Galios group, Lie
group will be subclassed from the generic group class that I would
implement first.
So the properties of group would be
- is_finite
-
