verbose_print() not working on python

[gabrieltomasin]

I can't get it to print the information I want on python. For example:

>>> import dice
>>> x = dice.roll('3d6+2d10+5')
>>> dice.utilities.verbose_print(x)
'26'

I wanted it to display something like what is displayed on the command line interface when I use the -v argument. I need the dice information so I can tell if my players crit or not.

$ roll -v 3d6+2d10+5
Result: 31
Breakdown:
Add(
  roll 3d6 -> [4, 4, 4] -> 12,
  roll 2d10 -> [4, 10] -> 14,
  5
) -> 31

[borntyping]

I can reproduce this, but not sure why it's happening. I'll investigate...

[borntyping]

Looks like you need to add the raw=True flag. I think this keeps the original parsed elements around in the result, instead of replacing them with the final rolls.

>>> import dice
>>> x = dice.roll('3d6+2d10+5', raw=True)
>>> dice.utilities.verbose_print(x)
'Add(\n  roll 3d6 -> [2, 4, 3] -> 9,\n  roll 2d10 -> [10, 4] -> 14,\n  5\n) -> 28'

It's a bit of an odd API choice - I wrote this a very very long time ago, though I've been thinking about rewriting it (see #16).