Use __str__ as default __repr__ #128
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Cool! I like this. |
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Use __str__ as default __repr__
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this looks good. Will make the change to #125. |
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At the moment, a person needs to type
print(t)every time you want to see what's going on inside a table, which gets rather tedious.This patch proposes to set
__repr__to `str`` so that you get a more useful representation by default.