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1. Jürgen Geuter

   @whilefalse: print(obj.__dict__) should do something similar to what you want

   Friday, 28-Aug-09 14:08:25 UTC from Gwibber
   • techwizrd Python

     @whilefalse Can't you just use the regular print() (or print statement in <2.6) function !python

     Friday, 28-Aug-09 13:59:38 UTC
   • Paul Philippov

     @whilefalse i guess you mean dir()

     Friday, 28-Aug-09 14:02:26 UTC
   • streetcleaner Python

     @whilefalse maybe you should take a look at the __dict__ property or use the dir() method !python

     Friday, 28-Aug-09 14:02:30 UTC
   • Iain Lowe Python

     @whilefalse You may be looking for dir() or print(obj.__dict__) as ways to dump object information in !python

     Friday, 28-Aug-09 14:02:33 UTC
   • naw

     @whilefalse look at the pprint module

     Friday, 28-Aug-09 14:02:34 UTC
   • Eugene R. Miller Python

     @whilefalse !python I miss print_r() most objects you can just print and it'll sorta do what print_r does.

     Friday, 28-Aug-09 14:03:03 UTC
   • Roberto Alsina

     @whilefalse pprint (from module pprint)

     Friday, 28-Aug-09 14:06:32 UTC