Specifically, I wanted it to do normal indentation (by 2 or 4 spaces), and not indent in the way pprint does it. Terms and conditions for RNIB Summer 2023 Raffle Speed Draw to win a Regency Hampers luxury picnic hamper There is the Python Rich library, which also provides an own pprint variant ( from rich.pretty import pprint), which is close to what I want. RNIB Certificate in Contracted (Grade 2) Unified English Braille - Exam-only option for blind and partially people

There are also other devices that you can use such as a PC, Mac, Kobo eReader, and apps for smartphones and tablets. Many apps will also have text-to-speech alongside the large print size function. I'm trying to pretty print dictionary which could get quite big and I want to make it as readable as possible. Though it still does not look like how I would manually write it (with new lines and indentation when needed). Specifically, for some dict, I got this output with the original pprint: {'melgan': {'class': 'subnetwork', Your local library may also offer large print titles. These may not be as large in font as you require but may be suitable when using a magnifier.Now originally dict looks like this (without using pprint): {'test': {'0.2.0': {'deploy': {'some.host.com': {'outputs': [], 'inputs': []}}, Well not that different. I tried playing with pprint.pprint options like indent, width, compact, but none seem to format the way I want. Is it possible to achieve similar formatting with pprint as I mentioned above? Or maybe there is some better tool for that? For readers who have a continued need for giant print books, our new Print On Demand service offers those readers a more personalised free book delivery service from RNIB.

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