Comment #8 on issue 1477 by Toon.Verstraelen: Printing with double
subscripts
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1477
Should not be too difficult. There will be a lot of common code, and this
should be
put in a separate function. Something like split_super_sub. I would suggest
this:
>>> Printer.split_super_sub(self, "a^2_4_3")
('a', ['2'], ['4', '3'])
This can be used by the latex printer and the pretty printer. It also
ensures that
the convention for sub and super scripts is the same for all printers. I'm
just not
100% happy with the '^'-sign as a convention. It will not give nice C code
with the C
code printer. Any suggestions?
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