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Implement Expression.has_function(...) #24283
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Dependencies: #24222 |
Changed dependencies from #24222 to pynac-0.7.14 |
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Author: Ralf Stephan |
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Changed branch from u/rws/implement_expression_has_function_____ to u/rws/24283 |
Changed dependencies from pynac-0.7.14 to #24329 |
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Changed branch from u/rws/24283 to u/dimpase/rebased/rws/24283 |
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This needs porting to Python 3 (it's a very old branch...)
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Reviewer: Dima Pasechnik |
Changed dependencies from #24329 to none |
Very useful would be to support list arguments like
ex.has_function([sin,cos,tan], all=True)
and a fast implementation in Pynac. At the moment the functionality can be had by multiple calls tohas(...)
with wildcard expression (not function) arguments.CC: @fchapoton
Component: symbolics
Author: Ralf Stephan
Branch/Commit: u/dimpase/rebased/rws/24283 @
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Reviewer: Dima Pasechnik
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/24283
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