BUG: Respect print options in masked array formatting #28698
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Previously, the string representation of masked arrays did not honor
global print options such as floatmode, precision, and suppress.
This led to inconsistencies between the display of masked and
unmasked arrays.
This update addresses the issue by:
– Utilizing np.array2string to format the underlying data, ensuring
consistency with global print settings.
– Replacing masked elements with the masked_print_option string
('--' by default) while preserving formatting for visible elements.
– Maintaining support for legacy formatting options, including
truncation with ellipsis (...) when legacy='1.13' is set.
(Fixes numpy#28685)
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Previously, the string representation of masked arrays did not honor global print options such as floatmode, precision, and suppress. This led to inconsistencies between the display of masked and unmasked arrays.
This update addresses the issue by:
Maybe a bit overkill :)