Fix/limit output2 #882
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jcb91
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Feb 11, 2017
| @@ -37,3 +37,13 @@ counted, and if either exceeds `limit_output` characters will be truncated to | |||
| The `limit_output_message` parameter can be formatted to display the | |||
| `limit_output` length and the current `output_length`, using the respective | |||
| replacement fields `{limit_output_length}` and `{output_length}`. | |||
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Unfortunately table markdown isn't supported by the recommonmark parser which is currently producing the readthedocs pages. I've used bullet lists instead, although they aren't really as good as a table would be
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Thanks for letting me know. Fixed it.
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Depending on kernel type, limiting different message types is important.
For Python,
streamtype messages are the most common use case.