Comment #14 on issue 1924 by smichr: Eq() gets .as_basic() method
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1924
Like this?
Eq(Eq(x,3),Eq(x,0))
(x == 3) == (x == 0)
A further problem I see with giving Eq this method is that, whereas Poly by
definition is something = 0, Eq is not. So the expression that one was
intending is +/- the Eq.as_basic() form. Perhaps it is better to let the
user keep in mind which expression is intended by requiring lhs and rhs to
be used.
Unless there is another voice in favor of the proposal I will withdraw this
issue.
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