Print all rows in the table

Question

stat_data list has 323 items which I want to print to console:

from astropy.table import Table, Column
t = Table(rows=stat_data, names=('Redacted Term', 'Length', 'File', 'Type'))
print(t)

It's not printing all rows. Help me print all rows:

Redacted Term Length             File              Type
------------- ------ ---------------------------- ------
Trump      5                       1.html  names
4909090909     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
3235294117     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
5957446808     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
8518518518     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
3255813953     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
5227272727     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
3076923076     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
0555555555     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
5384615384     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
4210526315     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
7777777777     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
3181818181     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
5869565217     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
1153846153     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
4347826086     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
2043010752     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
8260869565     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
6315789473     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
4583333333     10 otherfiles/sample-output.txt phones
  ...    ...                          ...    ...
William      7             otherfiles/a.txt  names
Mastrosimone     12             otherfiles/a.txt  names
William      7             otherfiles/a.txt  names
 Tell      4             otherfiles/a.txt  names
Oveture      7             otherfiles/a.txt  names
Gioachino      9             otherfiles/a.txt  names
Rossini      7             otherfiles/a.txt  names
Oklahoma      8             otherfiles/a.txt places
Sydney      6             otherfiles/a.txt places
Dallas      6             otherfiles/a.txt places
Texas      5             otherfiles/a.txt places
  San      3             otherfiles/a.txt places
Fransisco      9             otherfiles/a.txt places
  USA      3             otherfiles/a.txt places
Cupertino      9             otherfiles/a.txt places
Cupertino      9             otherfiles/a.txt places
   CA      2             otherfiles/a.txt places
Vinayak      7             otherfiles/2.txt  names
Sudhindra      9             otherfiles/3.txt  names
Sudhindra      9             otherfiles/3.txt  names
Length = 323 rows

If you want to try with numpy then check this - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1987694/print-the-full-numpy-array — Devendra Lattu, Apr 22 '17 at 04:51

score 1 · Answer 1 · answered Oct 26 '21 at 20:47

The pprint method allows multiple lines in an astropy Table to be printed without truncation. For example, if blat is a Table and you want to print 100 lines:

nlines = 100
blat.pprint(nlines)

To print all of the lines:

nlines = len(blat) + 2
blat.pprint(nlines)

where the +2 is typically needed to account for the header rows.

score 1 · Answer 2 · answered May 09 '23 at 13:26

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You can use the Table.pprint_all method

answered May 09 '23 at 13:26

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score 0 · Answer 3 · answered Apr 22 '17 at 04:49

Iterating over a table and printing each row is an easy way to get around the truncation that Python sometimes applies to long outputs.

Given t is a Table from astropy.table, try this:

for row in t:
    print(row.as_void())

Here, row is a Row object, and as_void() produces the raw data for that row.

Print all rows in the table

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