Open alexvong243f opened 2 years ago
I guess that's right, especially if that is convenient for other code. I'm not really concerned about them being errors either: anyone hitting this In Real Life has likely had something go wrong...
But again, I suspect you need it for other reasons...
Yep, we need this for our 2D-sym-compatible functions otherwise tests will fail. I think none
should have similar semantics as nan
so it won't be too hard to fix / test.
I run into the following issues while improving #1194.
Let
none = pycall_sympy__ ('return None')
.Then both
none.'
andnone'
giveerror: Python exception: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute
...I think both
none.'
andnone'
should evaluate tonone
. WDYT?