Adds an explicit newline for pretty-printing.#3851
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p.break_() explicitly includes a newline while pretty printing, and maintains indentation. A simple test is included to show this working.
When a newline is found in the result of repr() (using the default printer), the newline is replaced with an appropriate call to p.break_()
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@alexrudy thanks for your contribution. This did not make it into 1.0 alpha or the RC, so I'm marking it as 2.0 material. Ping us if you don't get a review or this starts to go stale after 1.0.0 is release |
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I don't know enough about pretty to review effectively, but this does seem to work as intended. Does @rkern have an opinion on the functionality? |
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@ivanov any objections? I'm fine with merging this. |
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Adds an explicit newline for pretty-printing. Included: - ``p.break_()`` inserts a hard newline in the output, maintaining the correct indentation during pretty printing. - When the pretty printer falls back to the object's ``__repr__`` method, newlines are converted from ``\n`` to ``p.break_()`` to maintain indentation
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Adds an explicit newline for pretty-printing. Included: - ``p.break_()`` inserts a hard newline in the output, maintaining the correct indentation during pretty printing. - When the pretty printer falls back to the object's ``__repr__`` method, newlines are converted from ``\n`` to ``p.break_()`` to maintain indentation
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This is a response to issue #2136 to handle hard newlines in pretty printing.
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p.break_()inserts a hard newline in the output, maintaining the correct indentation during pretty printing.__repr__method, newlines are converted from\ntop.break_()to maintain indentationNot Included:
p.text()are not converted to calls top.break_There are three basic tests that I've added to test this functionality.