I have some tough problems:
As shown in Figure_1. How to use the Global.x in wlexpr( )?

Further more. As shown in Figure_2.
How to use python’s interface “wl” to represent the “f” in this expression?

I have some tough problems:
As shown in Figure_1. How to use the Global.x in wlexpr( )?

Further more. As shown in Figure_2.
How to use python’s interface “wl” to represent the “f” in this expression?

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