I am working on an ios application with python/sympy embedded. I have got the basics working but have noticed an issue when I send commands over to the sympy engine. Normally, when I use sympy I am using it in an interactive shell such as isympy. If you type in a command in isympy it will automatically convert numbers to sympy objects. For example, if I want to add two integers 1+2. In isympy if I check the object type with type(1+2) I will get <class 'sympy.core.numbers.Integer'>; however, with my embedded system I get <class 'int'>, which means the numbers are python objects not sympy. I know you can use sympify() to convert objects but this does not work for all input. Isympy has the logic of when to use sympyify() in it. Is there a way to load isympy in an embedded system or get the object conversion logic in an embedded system? Thanks in advance for your help.
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