Cap long lines

[MinchinWeb]

I'm having issues where I have very long variables (like a spreadsheet loaded in memory) and so when TBVaccine prints that, I lose everything else in my console buffer. Here is a quick and dirty hack to cap line length. It works by dropping ANSI sequences from long variable lines, and cap their length at 79*4 chars (approx. 4 output lines). A note is added to the line that there is more un-printed data.

(I can't figure out how to get decent lengths with normal string slicing on strings with ANSI codes embedded. For example, the output line | __annotations__ = {} clocks in with a length of 148 (!) due to ANSI control codes.)

The downside of dropping ANSI sequences like this is that the line won't be coloured....

[MinchinWeb]

P.S. I think the variable printing is an awesome addition! Thanks for adding it!

[skorokithakis]

This looks good to me, can you post a screenshot with the before and after so I can see how it looks on your data? Thanks!

[MinchinWeb]

Before (~1,500 lines in this case):

After:

(before, when I was testing it, none of the variable lines where being color-ed, so I wasn't worried about losing that formatting)

[MinchinWeb]

(I figure out what is going on with the colours... initializing colorama means that colours beyond the basic 16 aren't displayed)

[skorokithakis]

Looks great, just a minor typo and we're good to merge, thank you!

[skorokithakis]

Thank you!