Hi! I've opened the issue because I'm getting an unexpected behavior with method divide(). In particular this is the code I've written:
`
Variable.Local<Real> varA = new Variable.Local<Real>("a");
Variable.Local<Real> varB = new Variable.Local<Real>("b");
Polynomial<Real> a = Polynomial.valueOf(Real.ONE, varA);
Polynomial<Real> b = Polynomial.valueOf(Real.ONE, varB);
Function<Real, Real> myExample = a.divide(b);
`
Now, when I debug my code, if I evaluate the expression "myExample.getVariables()", I get just one value "a", but not "b". The same happen if I invert the order of a and b (I get "b", but not "a")
Hi! I've opened the issue because I'm getting an unexpected behavior with method divide(). In particular this is the code I've written:
`
` Now, when I debug my code, if I evaluate the expression "myExample.getVariables()", I get just one value "a", but not "b". The same happen if I invert the order of a and b (I get "b", but not "a")
Is there any explanation about it?
Thanks for your time