Comment #3 on issue 1919 by Vinzent.Steinberg: unify behavior of var() and
symbols()
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1919
Sorry for the first sentence. :) It should read: 'See the corresponding
source code.'
The only thing that is different is indeed the default value of the
each_char flag:
symbols('alpha')
[a, l, p, h, a]
var('alpha')
alpha
Theoretically there should be not a lot of code duplication, because I
refactored
both functions a long time ago to avoid this (var() actually calls
symbols()). I'm
not sure about merging both functions into one, it is convenient to have
both.
Looking at the source code:
kwargs['each_char'] = False
This should be fixed to respect a possible user-set keyword.
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