When using explain mode, print statements are currently left-aligned and lack visual distinction from other debug output. This makes it difficult to follow program execution and distinguish between debug information and actual program output.
Current Behavior
Print statements:
Are left-aligned regardless of execution context
Don't follow the selected style format
Lack visual indicators to distinguish them from debug messages
Break the hierarchical visualization of program execution
Example current output:
[TASK] Executing Greeting
[STEP] Executing Set message
[VARIABLE] Assigned Hello, World! to message
Hello, World! # <- Problem: No indentation or formatting
Expected Behavior
Print statements should:
Be indented to match their execution context
Include style-specific visual indicators
Follow the selected formatting style
Maintain visual hierarchy with other debug output
Example desired output:
[TASK] Executing Greeting
[STEP] Executing Set message
[VARIABLE] Assigned Hello, World! to message
[OUTPUT] Hello, World! # <- Properly formatted
Impact
This issue affects:
Code debugging and troubleshooting
Educational use of explain mode
Output readability
User experience
Technical Details
Affects the print_wrapper method in the ThinkPyInterpreter class.
Needs to be implemented across all supported styles:
Description
When using explain mode, print statements are currently left-aligned and lack visual distinction from other debug output. This makes it difficult to follow program execution and distinguish between debug information and actual program output.
Current Behavior
Print statements:
Example current output:
Expected Behavior
Print statements should:
Example desired output:
Impact
This issue affects:
Technical Details
Affects the
print_wrappermethod in the ThinkPyInterpreter class. Needs to be implemented across all supported styles:Labels