Stethoscope console

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• will add nicer looking mode (for topology, arbitrary lists, even mixed list lengths)
  • possibly lame-lexer for arbitrary string content (something which doesn't expect syntax highlighting)
    The solution here might be to try/except a syntax-highlighter, and in the exception clause attempt a lame-lexer ( that handles explicit []/\[0-9]()|:-+=*&@#~;<>?, rather than lexing something that must be compilable - just focus on certain characters.
• will increase speed of default text mode
• hijack REPL to allow printing arbitrary data to, instead of stdout. with "console_print(.....)`

  from sverchok.utils.console_print import console_print
  console_print(V1, allow_repeats=True, pretty=True, rounding=4, compact=True)

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https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/generated/numpy.array2string.html

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at threshold 50 items, the array2string can show an abbreviation. This is a pretty slow implementation at the moment.

• options to be added to the sv++ ui

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with mixed polygon lengths, the array2string function does this..

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this is now showing favourable speed increases vs the original blf / socket parsing.

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the typed Dict. https://numba.pydata.org/numba-doc/dev/reference/pysupported.html#id9

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not sure if the buffer can be persistent between updates.. i imagine it can be a once-off event..

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caching a buffer makes sense if the size is static

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this is a useful feature for debugging..

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i see python tokenizer has changed again in recent pythons.. but that's a problem to fix in console_node

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if anyone wants to improve the chop_data function for more broad input, that would be great. but for now i think this will suffice for the most common input.

The docs will be updated shortly.

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interesting, but completely unrelated : https://pastebin.com/znbQ6tyh

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more unrelated

from https://stackoverflow.com/a/33206814/1243487