Re: PyTave and Symbolic

[Abhinav Tripathi]

Thanks. I went through the bookmark and the wiki.

I didn't know how to pull and use bookmarks in mercurial. So, it took some time.

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I'll start from your code then and add upon it some more functionalities (adding conversion of @sym objects, to be specific)... Or should I add the functionality to main PyTave branch? (in case this is for testing only)...

I still don't know about PRs in hg. So, I'll go through some more mercurial tutorials before adding the conversion of @sym objects...

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Abhinav

On Fri, May 20, 2016 at 8:40 PM, Colin Macdonald <address@hidden> wrote:

On 20/05/16 03:40, Abhinav Tripathi wrote:
> I saw the python_to_octave.cc file
> and it seems that it throws exception when it can't recognise the
> object. So, how are we still getting the object when it is sym? I
> couldn't find it yet. Cause everytime i made a small change in pytave
> (basically only "cout<<" statements), i had to rebuild pytave and do
> everything again.

[replying to list]

Yes I often shy away from C++ for this reason! :-)

My plan was to modify python_to_octave.cc with special support for SymPy
objects (as a first step).

But maybe an easier way is possible: try this new PyTave bookmark:

https://bitbucket.org/macdonald/pytave/commits/branch/cbm_pyobj

Read "help @pyobj/dummy" and
http://wiki.octave.org/Python_interface#Python_Objects_in_Octave

Colin