Is there a way to override the print representation of a complex vector? u=[1 2]; println( "u=$u") u=[1im 2]; println( "u=$u") yields u=[1 2] u=Complex{Int64}[0 + 1im 2 + 0im] I want to get rid of the type specification; yes, I could write some code, but is there some simple way to achieve th…

Override printed representation of vectors

stevengj March 2, 2020, 5:07pm 2

You could call

Base.print_array(stdout, u)

which outputs bare-bones contents (without even the brackets). This is an undocumented internal function, however.

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