Am 01.07.2012 10:58, schrieb [email protected]:
It basically rebuilds the object tree using string manipulations over
the "str(expression)" output. It is a hack, like the old lambdify in
this regard (the code is documented in details however).
It could be prone to breakage.
str(expression) might be changed by people who're not aware that
lambdify depends on things like parseability and adherence to naming
conventions in str().
A lambdify of whatever variant that traced the object tree directly
would be much preferrable over parsing a str(expression) output.
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