Added support for Min and Max

Author: david-zwicker

README.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Beside the actual expression the `ToPython` function also supports two options:
 * `NumpyPrefix`, which determines the name under which numpy is imported. The default is
   to prefix all numpy call with `np.`, but you can also set `NumpyPrefix` to `"numpy"` to 
   enforce `numpy.` as a prefix. If you supply an empty string, no prefix is added, which 
-  might be useful if you use the wildcard import `fromm numpy import *`
+  might be useful if you use the wildcard import `from numpy import *`
 * `Copy`, which when enabled copies the formatted expression to the clipboard
 
 Taken together, a simple example call is

ToPython.wl

@@ -75,6 +75,10 @@ PythonForm[a_ + b_] := format["`` + ``", a, b];
 PythonForm[Power[a_, b_]] := format["`` ** ``", br[a], br[b]];
 PythonForm[Exp[a_]] := format["numpy.exp(``)", a];
 
+(* Some basic functions *)
+PythonForm[Max[a_, b_]] := format["numpy.maximum(`1`, `2`)", a, b];
+PythonForm[Min[a_, b_]] := format["numpy.minimum(`1`, `2`)", a, b];
+
 (* Some special functions *)
 PythonForm[Arg[a_]] := format["numpy.angle(``)", a];
 PythonForm[SphericalHarmonicY[l_, m_, a_, b_]] := format[