Re: Implicit subs syntax like f(x=1, y=2)

[nnms]

> There is a problem:
>
> In [1]: t = Symbol("theta")
>
> In [2]: f = t*x
>
> In [3]: f(x=3,t=9)
> Out[3]: 3⋅θ

Not sure if this is a problem. Sympy knows about 'theta' but not about
t. If you print f you get:

>>> f
theta*x
>>> f(x=3, theta=9)
27

't' is the python variable name assigned, but 'theta' is the symbol
name.

-Lance
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