Start rewriting programmatically generating systems docs #3085
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This example should also just be merged with this tutorial IMO: |
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I don't see why. Working on Expr is quite an odd case and we really shouldn't promote it much since there's lots of downsides to it. |
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Then I would just move it to Symbolics. ModelingToolkit docs are far too bloated. |
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Sure, that's worth doing. |
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This slightly expands the first few subsections of the docs on how to programmatically create mtk systems.
This page also contains a section on "Understanding the Difference Between the Julia Variable and the Symbolic Variable".
I think that most of this section, except for the explanation of the
@namedmacro should be moved to the Symbolics.jl docs, where this information is missing.