On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 8:05:19 PM UTC-4, Art Kuo wrote:
>
> I've coded up a simple replacement to the show() function for ranges. The 
> idea is to give the user information more likely to be what they are 
> wondering. Here are some examples of its output:
>

It looks great to me; please consider submitting a pull request. 

Any thoughts on this arrangement? The output differs from collect() in that 
> I've arranged elements in a compact row. Also I've assumed that it's 
> sufficient to print out only the first three elements, and the last two, 
> because the user should be able to figure it out from there. A possible 
> point of confusion is "7-element" which isn't actually true of the Range 
> object. Would it be better to output "7-length" or something else?
>

"7-element" is nice because it mirrors the output for Array objects.  I 
don't see the problem.
 

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