Comment #10 on issue 1641 by smichr: doctests require newline only when run
for single file
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1641
An additional clarification: those function decorated with @vectorize() do
not have
their doctests run when the tests are initiated from the command line:
python.exe bin/doctest core/function.p
These tests are also not run when intiated from the command line:
>>> import sympy
>>> sympy.doctest('core/function.py')
I tested this by deliberately doubling a closing paren in one of def
diff()'s
docstring tests. In neither case was an error raised with the def diff() was
decorated with @vectrize. If I commented out the decoration then the error
was flagged.
This is in contrast to how python's docstring behaves. In comment 4 above I
said that
the interpreter caught the vectorized functions...if you look at how I ran
it in the
interpreter you will see that I was running python's doctest not sympy's
doctest.
SO....here are the issues (on Windows):
1) @vectorize'ed functions are skipped no matter how the sympy doctest is
initiated
2) the results can vary if the tests are done after an "import sympy"
versus "from
sympy import *"
The newline issue does not seem to be raised (with my runtest branch) from
either the
command line nor the interpreter. I have seen the error, however...I'll try
pay
attention to when it starts happening.
/c
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