Robert Bradshaw wrote: > Thanks for your input. We are considering a more advanced model > (David Roe has lots of ideas on this front), but this falls outside > of the central focus coercion scheme. (This is one reason to use > _repr_ rather than the Python __repr__ so that the base object's > __repr__ can do more sophisticated things (although now it just calls > _repr_).
I would really like something like this. For example, take Young
tableaux: when working in the Sage interpreter, I might want a tableau
to print out like this:
7532
642
632
1
but in the notebook interface, or for including into a LaTeX document, I
might want the tableau to print out a TikZ picture environment:
\begin{tikzpicture}
\draw ...
\end{tikzpicture}
Also, Francophones will want those same things printed upside down. :)
So more flexibility, and multiple printed representations, would be very
nice.
Dan
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