Comment #112 on issue 1694 by asmeurer: solve has many issues with fractions
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1694
"Then other errors occur (TypeError: object of type 'Integral' has no
len())."
Yeah, I noticed after I posted that comment that it was trying to do len on
a Basic expression, which doesn't work (did it used to?).
"The Basic.count_ops could never be called with an iterable since it's a
method of basic."
Duh! Ignore my comment on that.
"Even though there has been some discussion of doing these docstrings, I
don't know the best way. If someone does help(count_ops) they are going to
see the function's version. I put a note in Basic about seeing function's
examples with iterables."
I like having only one full docstring, and the rest just saying "See the
docstring of _." That way, you only have to worry about fixing one
docstring whenever you modify a docstring. It isn't too hard for someone
to say, "Oh, I guess I need to do help(count_ops) instead" whenever they do
help(Basic.count_ops). The only better alternative would be to do
something like:
func.__doc__ = other_func.__doc__
which seems to work, at least in the interpreter.
I am +1 except for this.
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