Python's string format for libmem's types should be evaluable

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Python's string format for libmem's types should be evaluable #115

Closed rdbo closed 1 year ago

rdbo commented 1 year ago

In the description for the __repr__ function, it says that the returning string should be able to be eval'd, and that would return your type. If that is not possible, you should use < > to make that explicit. libmem should comply with the eval rule, so that eval(repr(some_obj)) == obj

rdbo commented 1 year ago

Done: af0ded352a1e684c521a809ca89ee5b2179dd6b7