Am 01.07.2012 12:16, schrieb [email protected]:
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.
I agree completely. However, if we stick to using the eval() trick,
there will always be some moment when a string is used.
Hmm... I missed that one. (No surprise there :-) )
What does it do? What are the reasons why we decided to use it?
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