Define repr(_Record) using existing str method #304
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The existing __str__ method defines what is superficially a Python snippet which could recreate the object - and captures the key attributes. This follows the style elsewhere in this file of using the same output for __str__ and __repr__ methods.
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The existing str method defines what is superficially a Python snippet which could recreate the object - and captures the key attributes.
This follows the style elsewhere in this file of using the same output for str and repr methods, and is useful when exploring the data interactively at the Python prompt, or in debugging logged messages.