printing class properties from numpy.ndarrays of objects

[pjfarley3]

Another numpy ndarray question: If I have a class value as the value of each numpy.ndarray element, how do I print the values of the embedded objects?

Example code and console output follows. What I would like to see is the same kind of output from printing elements of g.q as I can print from g.s.

OS is Win10-64 Pro, Python version is 3.8.3.

#!/usr/bin/env python
import numpy as np

class Q:
    def __init__(self, qsize, sval):
        self.s = np.full([qsize], sval, dtype=(str,3))

class G:
    def __init__(self, gsize, qval):
        self.m = np.ones([gsize], np.int32)
        self.q = np.full([gsize], qval, dtype=Q)

q = Q(3, "abc")
for x in q.s:
    print(x)

g = G(3, q)

for x in g.m:
    print(x)

for x in g.q:
    print(x)

exit()

Output:
abc
abc
abc
1
1
1
<__main__.Q object at 0x000001E0960AACA0>
<__main__.Q object at 0x000001E0960AACA0>
<__main__.Q object at 0x000001E0960AACA0>

Thanks in advance for helping to cure more of my python ignorance.

Peter

[pjfarley3]

Correction: I have a typo in there. I should have said:

"... of g.q as I can print from q.s." not g.s.

Thanks for your patience.

Peter

[pjfarley3]

Never mind, I figured it out. Corrected code and output below.

Apologies for wasting bandwidth.

Peter

#!/usr/bin/env python
import numpy as np

class Q:
    def __init__(self, qsize, sval):
        self.s = np.full([qsize], sval, dtype=(str,3))

class G:
    def __init__(self, gsize, qval):
        self.m = np.ones([gsize], np.int32)
        self.q = np.full([gsize], qval, dtype=Q)

q = Q(3, "abc")
for x in q.s:
    print(x)

g = G(3, q)

for x in g.m:
    print(x)

for x in g.q:
    print(x.s)

exit()

Output:
abc
abc
abc
1
1
1
['abc' 'abc' 'abc']
['abc' 'abc' 'abc']
['abc' 'abc' 'abc']