use Python 3-style for pretty-printed sets#3157
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Sets are now `{1,2,3}` instead of `set([1,2,3])`,
matching repr(set) on Python 3.
This change applies to all Python versions.
closes ipython#3156
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Ideally, though, the repr() for an empty set should be |
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this changeset "breaks" python2.6 compatibility - that may be worth noting somewhere... |
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well, i put "breaks" in quotes, since it's only that the |
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but it's just pretty printing - I don't think there's any need for pretty-printed output to be eval-able. |
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Sets are now
{1,2,3}instead ofset([1,2,3]), matching repr(set) on Python 3.This change applies Python 3-style to all Python versions.
closes #3156