This is pretty cool. We can actually write sin(x[0]) directly as part of the form.
I've imported x from tetrahedron in UFL so x is available by default and seems to work also in 2D. I don't think it's a problem to expose x in the interface (we do it already with i, j, k for indices) but something might break so let's see what happens. -- Anders
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