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New issue 1625 by tom.denniston: sympify of logical operations gets
confused with ==
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1625
I am using sympy 0.6.5 on linux but I see the behavior on windows too.
In [10]: sympy.sympify('A>2')
Out[10]: 2 < A
In [11]: sympy.sympify('A==2')
Out[11]: False
I even tried using the verbose "Equality" function:
This works and returns an expression that prints a "A == 2"
In [16]: sympy.sympify('Equality(A,2)')
Out[16]: A == 2
But "A == 2" will not sympify
In [17]: sympy.sympify('A == 2')
Out[17]: False
Using Equality() is very verbose so I was hoping that it was possible to
get == working.
--Tom
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