Issue 1178: sympify uses a mutable object with a keyword argument
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1178
New issue report by ellisonbg:
The current implementation of sympify looks like:
def sympify(a, locals= {}):
...
This causes locals to be remembered between calls to sympify:
The easiest way of seeing this is to do the following in isympy:
In [1]: sympify('x')
Out[1]: x
In [2]: sympify?
You will see that locals is no longer an empty dict, but the user's entire
locals namespace, from the previous call to sympify.
The fix is to do:
def sympify(a, locs= None):
if locs is None:
locals = {}
else:
locals = locs
...
Issue attributes:
Status: New
Owner: ----
Labels: Type-Defect Priority-Medium
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