Kathy Van Stone added the comment: I might be able to give a more compelling example (aside from the fact wanting it to fit the documentation which implies that one can subclass the pretty printer). I had a structure containing mostly lists, dictionary and primitives that I wanted to display, but it also contained UUIDs. In order to be able to see what the UUID referred to, I extended the pretty printer to lookup up the name associated with the UUID and included that. I have it working now by keeping the width narrow. The patch listed here (moving the line length check inside lists and dictionaries) doesn't entirely work as my altered representation of a UUID is different enough from the original that the calculation of line length is inaccurate.
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