Python PrettyPrint wyjście do zmiennej

Question

Jak zapisać wyjście Python PrettyPrint do niektórych zmiennych.

Jakikolwiek inny sposób niż eyeD3?

tak -

string_output = pp.pprint(dict) 

Answer 1

Użyj pprint.pformat funkcję:

>>> my_dict = dict((i, i) for i in range(30)) 
>>> pp.pformat(my_dict) 
'{0: 0,\n 1: 1,\n 2: 2,\n 3: 3,\n 4: 4,\n 5: 5,\n 6: 6,\n 7: 7,\n 8: 8,\n 9: 9,\n 10: 10,\n 11: 11,\n 12: 12,\n 13: 13,\n 14: 14,\n 15: 15,\n 16: 16,\n 17: 17,\n 18: 18,\n 19: 19,\n 20: 20,\n 21: 21,\n 22: 22,\n 23: 23,\n 24: 24,\n 25: 25,\n 26: 26,\n 27: 27,\n 28: 28,\n 29: 29}' 
>>> print(pp.pformat(my_dict)) 
{0: 0, 
1: 1, 
2: 2, 
3: 3, 
4: 4, 
5: 5, 
6: 6, 
7: 7, 
8: 8, 
9: 9, 
10: 10, 
11: 11, 
12: 12, 
13: 13, 
14: 14, 
15: 15, 
16: 16, 
17: 17, 
18: 18, 
19: 19, 
20: 20, 
21: 21, 
22: 22, 
23: 23, 
24: 24, 
25: 25, 
26: 26, 
27: 27, 
28: 28, 
29: 29}