Issue 1169: unify symbols and var
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1169
Comment #2 by Vinzent.Steinberg:
var() accepts assumption via keywords and symbols got the same syntax as
var():
symbols('x y z') or symbols('x,y,z') instead of symbols('xyz')
This is in my opinion more flexible, as it allows symbols('alpha beta
gamma').
Spaces are extremely comfortable to type, so it is not really less
comfortable than
symbols('xyz').
I did not change all occurrences of symbols() to new syntax, due to this:
$ grep -r --include=*.py "symbols(" sympy|wc -l
297
This is a trivial, but relatively fundamental change which breaks
compatibility, so
it needs some discussion. Please go ahead!
Attachments:
symbols.patch 4.6 KB
Issue attribute updates:
Status: Started
Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement NeedsReview
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