Here's the default behavior:
In [21]: 255
Out[21]: 255
And here's what I would like:
In [21]: 255
Out[21]: FF
Can I setup ipython to do that?
You can do this by registering a special display formatter for ints:
In [1]: formatter = get_ipython().display_formatter.formatters['text/plain']
In [2]: formatter.for_type(int, lambda n, p, cycle: p.text("%X" % n))
Out[2]: <function IPython.lib.pretty._repr_pprint>
In [3]: 1
Out[3]: 1
In [4]: 100
Out[4]: 64
In [5]: 255
Out[5]: FF
If you want this always-on, you can create a file in $(ipython locate profile)/startup/hexints.py
with the first two lines (or as one to avoid any assignments):
get_ipython().display_formatter.formatters['text/plain'].for_type(int, lambda n, p, cycle: p.text("%X" % n))
which will be executed every time you start IPython.
Based on minrk's answer and rjb's answer on another question, I put this in my Python startup file:
def hexon_ipython():
'''To print ints as hex, run hexon_ipython().
To revert, run hexoff_ipython().
'''
formatter = get_ipython().display_formatter.formatters['text/plain']
formatter.for_type(int, lambda n, p, cycle: p.text("0x%x" % n))
def hexoff_ipython():
'''See documentation for hexon_ipython().'''
formatter = get_ipython().display_formatter.formatters['text/plain']
formatter.for_type(int, lambda n, p, cycle: p.text("%d" % n))
hexon = hexon_ipython
hexoff = hexoff_ipython
So I can use it like this:
In [1]: 15
Out[1]: 15
In [2]: hexon()
In [3]: 15
Out[3]: 0xf
In [4]: hexoff()
In [5]: 15
Out[5]: 15
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