Kipton Barros
Kipton Barros
I ran into a similar stack overflow error doing this: ```julia using DynamicPolynomials @polyvar x @ncpolyvar y x + y ``` Might be the same underlying problem.
Related question: Is there a recommended way to manually reverse the order of all the factors in each term? The current behavior is: ```julia @ncpolyvar ncpolyvar u v p =...
> Probably `transpose` should reverse the order. This new behavior (with the name `adjoint`) would make sense to me. The old behavior could still be achieved with `mapcoefficients(adjoint, p)`.
Ran into this issue as well. Bummer.
Same as [this issue](https://github.com/rust-lang-nursery/rls-vscode/issues/386)?
Thanks for posting. Instead of ``` Base.locate_package(Base.PkgId("MyPackage")) ``` is it an option to use ``` pkgdir(MyPackage) ``` In other words, require an actual `Module`?
Having a symbolic representation of π would be very valuable and (I think) an eventually planned feature. Is there already an issue for that?
The package [NBInclude](https://github.com/stevengj/NBInclude.jl) provides a function `nbexport(filename, notebookfile)` that generates a .jl from a .pynb.
See the related package: https://github.com/JuliaLang/AllocCheck.jl
I was exploring the various possible formatting options, but am not particularly attached to this combination. If sciml style is incompatible with `align_*`, then perhaps print an error at the...