Fancy torch print output

[Fabrice Dugas]

Hi there, small question out of curiosity.

I have been trying to figure out where Torch's fancy printing happens. For example, tables in torch are print like so:

{
  1 : "Hello"
  2 : "World"
  3 : "!"
}

Instead of:

table: 0x7fb03d82b400

Which is the result of tostring.

Why is it different? Is there a way to get a string instead of printing?

Fabrice

[Jonghoon Jin]

try this

> a = {[1]=torch.Tensor()}
> require('trepl')
> print(a)
{
  1 : DoubleTensor - empty
}

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[Fabrice Dugas]

Ouu yay! TREPL, that's what I was looking for. Pretty printing and the all the code for it :D

Thank you very much kind sir.

On Tuesday, January 17, 2017 at 3:26:36 PM UTC+9, Jonghoon Jin wrote:

try this

> a = {[1]=torch.Tensor()}
> require('trepl')
> print(a)
{
  1 : DoubleTensor - empty
}

​

On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 10:10 PM, Fabrice Dugas via torch7 <torch7+APn2wQfyAxnGvWBMd2y7nmoS9LJ3oK1EYTTwIglD-Sc8lBp8mi-0FmC7y@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Hi there, small question out of curiosity.

I have been trying to figure out where Torch's fancy printing happens. For example, tables in torch are print like so:

{
  1 : "Hello"
  2 : "World"
  3 : "!"
}

Instead of:

table: 0x7fb03d82b400

Which is the result of tostring.

Why is it different? Is there a way to get a string instead of printing?

Fabrice

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