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Timeslots should have informative representation
See original GitHub issueWhat is the expected enhancement?
Currently Interval, Timeslot and TimeslotCollection have the standard python object representation. This should be replaced with an informative implementation of __repr__. As TimeslotCollection contains Timeslots and Timeslots contain Intervals the hierarchal nature of these data structure should be used to derive representations.
Example
A possible representation might look like
Interval:
(t0, tf) eg. (0, 10)
Timeslot: Is an interval on a channel
(channel, repr(interval)): (DriveChannel(0), (0, 10))
TimeslotCollection: Is a dictionary of timeslots. Ie. it groups together intervals on channels.
{channel1: [repr(interval1_c1), repr(interval2_c1), ...]), channel2: [repr(interval1_c2), repr(interval2_c2), ...]}
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Currently, this functionality is handled by the TimeslotCollection
Yeah, that would be helpful to have printed out as well. I will make that addition, and then open the PR.