[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #46771] symbolic/sympy oct-package fails

[anonymous]

Follow-up Comment #21, bug #46771 (project octave):

So next I uninstalled the symbolic-package, octave, sympy, python and removed
them from Windows path. Then I reinstalled octave and the python/sympy windows
bundle -package.

Now all symcalc tests so far go through without problems. Some integration
examples still don't return the integrated version, but only give back the
integral, like:

>>int(sqrt(x+sqrt(x)),x)

ans = (sym)

    /
   |
   |    ___________
   |   /   ___
   | /  / x  + x  dx
   |
  /

For this it would be nice to have a later version of symbolic/SymPy available
for Octave also.

Anyway the earlier 'one by one' -missing character fixing started to be rather
frustrating as the error message didn't tell which UTF-character was actually
missing and causing the error. And there are quite many UTF-characters any
prettyprint output could use. 

So, thanks!

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