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That's cool. I couldn't find that syntax documented anywhere. What does it mean? (Is it a macro thing?) What is the reason to ever declare something an f(t) as opposed...

For what it's worth, I think that in at least the case I described above, changing the default output so that `a` is displayed instead of `a(t)` resolves the issue....

The "use case" here is interacting with Symbolics in the REPL. For example, I was trying to debug some code and the output of the REPL is not something I...

Here's a very short MWE, which is similar to what I'm trying to do: ``` using ModelingToolkit @variables x,y,z eqvec = [x ~ z, y~x^2+z] rhs_vec = [e.rhs for e...

Actually, I still get this error: ERROR: MethodError: Cannot `convert` an object of type Num to an object of type SymbolicUtils.BasicSymbolic{Real} the "typeof" the expression you recommended seems to be...

Thanks. I guess I'm not clear on where the break between Symbolics and SymbolicUtils is. Should I create an issue in Symbolics? (I had guessed that the first item, at...

For some transparency, I'm trying to debug an issue in Symbolics and I am unable to print diagnostics. The below is triggered by inserting a "println(occurrences)" into the expand_derivatives function...

Based on a long chat with chatgpt, see [https://chatgpt.com/share/67831bf4-7f2c-8007-895c-34ae1f2b74bd](url) I tried replacing the parametrization x^3-8-p=0 with the parametrization q*(x^3-8)-p=0, and indeed all 3 solutions are recovered. (code below.) I guess...

I am getting this error as well. It may be related to issue 1126.