bug: Code Editor 'hides' long output (eg. `pint` quantities with physical units)

[michaelweinold]

Description of the bug

To Reproduce

import pint
ureg = pint.UnitRegistry()
mydict={'A':100.123456789 * ureg.kg,'B': 200.123456789}
mydict

returns

{'A': , 'B': 200.12345678912345}

but accessing the individual dictionary entries works fine:

import pint
ureg = pint.UnitRegistry()
mydict={'A':100.123456789 * ureg.kg,'B': 200.123456789}
mydict['A']

returns

100.123456789 kilogram

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Expected behavior

Environment information

python -m markdown_exec.debug  # | xclip -selection clipboard

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Additional context

[pawamoy]

Thanks for the report @michaelweinold. Looks like we need to escape the output, because repr(mydict["A"]) returns <Quantity(100.123457, 'kilogram')>, which is interpreted as an unknown HTML tag.

[michaelweinold]

Amazing, thank you!

[michaelweinold]

...just as a heads up: If I pprint output, the fix does not seem to work:

from pint import UnitRegistry
ureg = UnitRegistry()
mydict={'A': 100*ureg.kg, 'B': 200*ureg.lbs}
mydict

gives (very nicely):

{'A': <Quantity(100, 'kilogram')>, 'B': <Quantity(200, 'pound')>}

But:

from pint import UnitRegistry
ureg = UnitRegistry()
from pprint import pprint
mydict={'A': 100*ureg.kg, 'B': 200*ureg.lbs}
pprint(mydict)

gives again only:

{'A': , 'B': }

[pawamoy]

Good catch. In fact it doesn't work with print even. I forgot to do the escaping in one last spot.

[pawamoy]

Fixed in 1.10.3!