Resolve problem with space after function to a power. (#598) #599
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drgrice1
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This fixes the problem for me. Thanks for the fix.
I will merge this soon unless someone objects.
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This PR fixes an error introduced in 15ce46c that causes spaces after functions with powers to be misinterpreted.
You can test is via
which will throw an error in version 2.16 without the patch, and will produce
[sin(x)]^2with the patch.This resolves issue #598.