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I wrote function, and for example I have the next line (this is only a part from the function):

up (St(d)::Dt::St(c)::[rp]) = Pr (Sym(d), Sym(c))

Pr, Sym, St, Dt - are all datatypes; d and c are strings.

When I run the function up, on arguments ([St("hello"),Dt,St("hi"),rp]), it's print val it =Pr(Sym(#), Sym(#)), instead of val it = Pr(Sym("hello"), Sym("hi")). Why? Thanks.

BenMorel
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Adam Sh
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    The answer: Can use in this command: `Control.Print.printDepth:=100`; – Adam Sh Nov 25 '11 at 13:12
  • possible duplicate of [SMLNJ expand # in output](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3756460/smlnj-expand-in-output) – Gian Nov 26 '11 at 16:03

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This has been answered multiple times already. The solution is as Adam Sh describes. The same goes for lists and strings, just set the Control.Print.printLength.

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