Hello,
Le 21/05/2015 23:19, Stéphane Mottelet a écrit :
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Hello,
Here's the behavior of Julia in such a situation, it displays dots in
order that the matrix fits the console :
julia> a=rand(1000,1000)
1000x1000 Array{Float64,2}:
0.297296 0.695023 0.12543 … 0.0390378 0.121275 0.797062
0.749667 0.48559 0.604402 0.100194 0.655009 0.806418
0.990547 0.986391 0.578132 0.0591879 0.203927 0.299021
⋮ ⋱
0.974187 0.042388 0.899955 0.662621 0.524229 0.862864
0.592462 0.0955458 0.335428 0.0547896 0.0658267 0.49732
0.653529 0.358696 0.350873 0.581111 0.127847 0.461723
0.0687691 0.317925 0.615902 0.610041 0.196348 0.219813
S.
Another way would be to have an non-wrapping display mode: each line of
a matrix (or anything else) would be displayed on a single line in the
console, without wrapping. This could make hugely wide lines, that
nevertheless could be easily browsed using the horizontal scroll bar. In
addition, such a mode could enable displaying columns numbers in header
; this could be repeated every console_height lines.
Specifying a negative console width could trigger this behavior.
Samuel
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