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It has been a while, but if I remember the code was
std::cout << c("i,k") << a("i,j") * b("i,k");
which prints out the equivalent to the expression
c("i,k") = a("i,j") * b("i,k");
the print does not actually evaluate the expression. It just walks the expression tree to generate the expected operations, including permutations.
It was not a feature that was often used, so I am not sure if the feature was broken or not implemented for certain expression types since I last worked on the code. If their are missing implementations, extending the code should be fairly simple as you would only need to add a print function that matches the interface of other expressions.
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