Is there any reason why we cannot print the shape directly ? From what I see it is represented as an IntArray in MultiK code base.

IntArray

is directly a

int[]

, which cannot be printed (java). I guess it’d make sense for the notebook to wrap such calls with

.toList()

to make it prettyprint.

Yes, we can add renderers for primitive arrays, thanks for mentioning

there should be something called .contentToString

You can just call

array.toList().toString()

. Regarding renderer, I've added it.

@smallshen Thanks for the proposal. Yes it works but I think we shouldn't have to worry about a toList here. The first thing people coming from a Python Notebook experience will do is try to print the way I did. I think it's important to support these simple use cases to make a transition to kotlin notebook as easy as possible. Thanks for the responsiveness @Ilya Muradyan