Structural engineers use special alphanumeric variables for principal strains. These are called: e1 and e2 (usually an Epsilon, but an "e" is taken instead).
But those alphanumeric variables that start with "e" are not possible with py-expression-eval because it conflicts with the identification of numbers in scientific notation. This is exactly what happens in this line.
There are 2 solutions. The first is quite simple and can be solved with the statement above the line. Here an example:
# Return if Euler's number or if starting with 'e' which could be an alphanumeric variable like e1, e2...
if self.expression[self.pos] == 'E' or self.expression[self.pos] == 'e':
return False
That would be OK because a scientific number that started with nothing before the "e" wouldn't be a scientific number, and hardly anyone would do that.
The second solution would be to adjust the RE pattern so that at least a single digit number before the "e" is mandatory.
Can you please consider this in the next versions?
Structural engineers use special alphanumeric variables for principal strains. These are called: e1 and e2 (usually an Epsilon, but an "e" is taken instead). But those alphanumeric variables that start with "e" are not possible with py-expression-eval because it conflicts with the identification of numbers in scientific notation. This is exactly what happens in this line.
There are 2 solutions. The first is quite simple and can be solved with the statement above the line. Here an example:
That would be OK because a scientific number that started with nothing before the "e" wouldn't be a scientific number, and hardly anyone would do that.
The second solution would be to adjust the RE pattern so that at least a single digit number before the "e" is mandatory.
Can you please consider this in the next versions?
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