Revert printing of ranges to v0.4 #15799
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This reverts printing of ranges to the status quo of v0.4. But keeps the improvement for linspace. The rational is that the information given for ranges is sufficient to imagine the values contained in it, but for linspace the mapping to values contained is non-trivial.
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| # writemime for ranges | ||
| function writemime(io::IO, ::MIME"text/plain", r::Range) | ||
| show(io, r) |
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This came up during #15753 and I followed @StefanKarpinski comment here: #13966 (comment)
This reverts printing of ranges to the status quo of v0.4. But keeps the
improvement for linspace.
The rational is that the information given for ranges is sufficient to
imagine the values contained in it, but for linspace the mapping to
values contained is non-trivial.