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I believe that 397cc98 introduced a bug or at least it changed the behavior:
I used to do something like this, of course with x being a large array:
import numexpr as ne
x = 5
y = ne.evaluate('exp(1.j*x)')
As of the mentioned change, this gives me an "Expression has forbidden control character" error.
It works with ints e.g 'exp(1j*x)', but 'exp(1.5j*x)' is also raising the error.
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I believe that 397cc98 introduced a bug or at least it changed the behavior:
I used to do something like this, of course with x being a large array:
As of the mentioned change, this gives me an "Expression has forbidden control character" error.
It works with ints e.g
'exp(1j*x)'
, but'exp(1.5j*x)'
is also raising the error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: