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When used in tables, the formatting for Time and TimeDelta isn't always clear when not using a well known format such as the ISO formatting. For example in the following it's not clear what the units are:
In [22]: fromastropy.tableimportTable
...: fromastropy.timeimportTimeDelta
...: fromastropyimportunitsasu
...: t=Table()
...: t['time'] =TimeDelta([1, 2, 3] *u.s)
In [23]: tOut[23]:
<Tablelength=3>timeobject----------------------1.1574074074074073e-052.3148148148148147e-053.472222222222222e-05
The 'object' isn't very useful (should this show the actual mix-in class type, such as TimeDelta?) and the units aren't clear. I'm not sure what the best way is to make this more intuitive, but at the moment I feel like the output above is a bit obscure.
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When used in tables, the formatting for Time and TimeDelta isn't always clear when not using a well known format such as the ISO formatting. For example in the following it's not clear what the units are:
The 'object' isn't very useful (should this show the actual mix-in class type, such as
TimeDelta
?) and the units aren't clear. I'm not sure what the best way is to make this more intuitive, but at the moment I feel like the output above is a bit obscure.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: