mathics.core.pymathics -> mathics.eval.pymathics #776
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What is in mathics.eval is primarily for builtin LoadModule mathics.core are for atoms, symbols, parsing, conversion - things at the very lowest level that aren't focused directly around evaluation of a particular Mathics3 builtin function.
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@mmatera and @TiagoCavalcante as soon as this clears it will be merged in, but feel free to comment and it will be handled later. There is a corresponding change on the Mathics3 Django side which depends on this and will be merged in. There will also be a largish refactoring of the Doc stuff which removes a lot of duplicated code in doing documentation and testing. In that pymathics should be addressed on the LaTeX side. |
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What is in mathics.eval is primarily for builtin LoadModule
mathics.core are for atoms, symbols, parsing, conversion - things at the very lowest level that aren't focused directly around evaluation of a particular Mathics3 builtin function.