Feat: add display settings #1672
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…n printing the dataframe
fixes #1204 We can now rely on py36 dicts being ordered
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This PR adds the possibility for the user to control how many columns are visible when printing/displaying the dataframe. Prior to this PR, all column were always shown, resulting in show displaying when a dataframe contains thousands of columns.
The default is now 50 columns. One can modify this via
There is an equivalent setting for the max number of rows
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