Format many-itemed tuples and unions consistently and more clearly #3893
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August 30, 2017 16:50
This allows callers of .bare_format (who need to perform post-processing before wrapping a type in quotes) to more easily match the quoting patterns used by other callers.
When the string representation of a tuple or union is too long to display, a shorter representation is used. This moves from two different representations to `<tuple: N items>` and `<union: N items>`, and consistently does not quote them.
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This comes out of the conversation @ilevkivskyi and I had in #3873 (the relevant comments start here: #3873 (comment)). |
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When the string representation of a tuple or union is too long to display, a shorter representation is used. This moves from two different representations to
<tuple: N items>and<union: N items>, and consistently does not quote them.This also includes a refactoring of the quoting logic in to a separate method, which enables the quoting of star arguments consistently with other types.