Currently, calling print() on a given object from the coolest template interface returns the default description, e.g. <coolest.template.classes.galaxy.Galaxy object at 0x1304daa60>.
It would be much better if the description gives useful information about the object itself, such as the mass/light profiles for a Galaxy object, or stored values for a Parameter object for instance. A simple solution is to write a custom __desc__() method for each class.
Currently, calling
print()on a given object from thecoolesttemplate interface returns the default description, e.g.<coolest.template.classes.galaxy.Galaxy object at 0x1304daa60>.It would be much better if the description gives useful information about the object itself, such as the mass/light profiles for a
Galaxyobject, or stored values for aParameterobject for instance. A simple solution is to write a custom__desc__()method for each class.