Unwanted class(...) style printing of scalar values

[naught101]

• PrettyPrinter version: 0.18.0
• Python version: 3.6.10
• Operating System: Linux

Description

Printing a nested dictionary with strings/floats/ints at the bottom level, and it displays str(...) or int(...) instead of the actual value. Often this isn't particularly space saving, is far more cryptic, and doesn't look very pretty.

What I Did

d = {
    "level1": {
        "level2": {
            "level3": {
                "level4": {"bottom"}
            },
            "level3.1": "some",
            "level3.2": "irrelevant",
            "level3.3": "words to",
            "level3.4": "make this",
            "level3.5": "dictionary long",
        },
        "longlist": list(range(20))
    }
}

prettyprinter.pprint(d, depth=3, max_seq_len=5)                                                                                                                     
# Results in:
{
    'level1': {
        'level2': {
            'level3': {...},
            'level3.1': str(...),
            'level3.2': str(...),
            'level3.3': str(...),
            'level3.4': str(...)
            # ...and 1 more elements
        },
        'longlist': [
            int(...),
            int(...),
            int(...),
            int(...),
            int(...),
            # ...and 15 more elements
        ]
    }
}

It would be good if this could just show the values, instead of the class names.