Julia v0.6: loaded JLD file does not show full contents - julia

Question

(Still) new to julia so bear with me. I have a file Pkg.jld that was saved with package versions from a julia v0.6 installation. I have the correct JLD installed but when I execute load("<path>/Pkgs.jld")["data"] the output is cut off. It prints
Dict{String,VersionNumber} with 139 entries:
"FFTW" => v"0.0.4"
"Gtk" => v"0.14.0"
... (more packages)
: => :
but it shows less than the claimed 139 entries. How can I see all the entries in the encoded dictionary?

Answer 1

You should get all entries by
show(stdout, "text/plain", yourdict)
Example:
julia> using Pkg; somedict = Pkg.installed()
Dict{String,Union{Nothing, VersionNumber}} with 61 entries:
"FFTW" => v"0.2.4"
"ForwardDiff" => v"0.10.0"
"Arpack" => v"0.3.0"
"Measurements" => v"1.0.2"
"Juno" => v"0.5.3"
"EllipsisNotation" => v"0.3.0"
"HTTP" => v"0.7.1"
"NPZ" => v"0.3.0"
"DataStructures" => v"0.14.0"
"Latexify" => v"0.5.1"
"SimpleWeightedGraphs" => v"1.1.0"
"PeriodicTable" => v"0.1.2"
"JLD2" => v"0.1.2"
"Knet" => v"1.1.1"
"DataFrames" => v"0.14.1"
"Distributions" => v"0.16.4"
"Helpers" => v"0.0.0"
"TimerOutputs" => v"0.4.0"
"IterativeSolvers" => v"0.7.1"
"HDF5" => v"0.10.2"
"Humanize" => v"1.0.0"
"LsqFit" => v"0.6.0"
⋮ => ⋮
julia> show(stdout, "text/plain", somedict)
Dict{String,Union{Nothing, VersionNumber}} with 61 entries:
"FFTW" => v"0.2.4"
"ForwardDiff" => v"0.10.0"
"Arpack" => v"0.3.0"
"Measurements" => v"1.0.2"
"Juno" => v"0.5.3"
"EllipsisNotation" => v"0.3.0"
"HTTP" => v"0.7.1"
"NPZ" => v"0.3.0"
"DataStructures" => v"0.14.0"
"Latexify" => v"0.5.1"
"SimpleWeightedGraphs" => v"1.1.0"
"PeriodicTable" => v"0.1.2"
"JLD2" => v"0.1.2"
"Knet" => v"1.1.1"
"DataFrames" => v"0.14.1"
"Distributions" => v"0.16.4"
"Helpers" => v"0.0.0"
"TimerOutputs" => v"0.4.0"
"IterativeSolvers" => v"0.7.1"
"HDF5" => v"0.10.2"
"Humanize" => v"1.0.0"
"LsqFit" => v"0.6.0"
"Polynomials" => v"0.5.1"
"ProgressMeter" => v"0.6.1"
"GPUArrays" => v"0.5.0"
"ApproxFun" => v"0.9.0"
"DistributedArrays" => v"0.5.1"
"CSV" => v"0.4.2"
"Revise" => v"0.7.12"
"Atom" => v"0.7.6"
"BenchmarkTools" => v"0.4.1"
"Optim" => v"0.17.1"
"ReverseDiff" => v"0.3.1"
"LinearOperators" => v"0.5.1"
"PyCall" => v"1.18.5"
"Traceur" => v"0.2.0"
"BandedMatrices" => v"0.5.2"
"DataFramesMeta" => v"0.4.0"
"JSON" => v"0.19.0"
"StatsBase" => v"0.25.0"
"IJulia" => v"1.13.0"
"Flux" => v"0.6.8"
"PyPlot" => v"2.6.3"
"Unitful" => v"0.12.0"
"StaticArrays" => v"0.9.2"
"DifferentialEquations" => v"5.3.1"
"Parameters" => v"0.10.1"
"UnicodePlots" => v"0.3.1"
"OnlineStats" => v"0.19.2"
"BlockBandedMatrices" => v"0.1.1"
"LightGraphs" => v"1.2.0"
"LinearMaps" => v"2.2.1"
"Query" => v"0.10.1"
"LaTeXStrings" => v"1.0.3"
"Rebugger" => v"0.1.4"
"OhMyREPL" => v"0.3.0"
"ProfileView" => v"0.4.0"
"AbstractTrees" => v"0.2.0"
"BlockArrays" => v"0.4.1"
"QuantumOptics" => v"0.6.1"
"Gtk" => v"0.16.4"
This in on Julia v1.0.1 but should basically work on v0.6 as well (remove the using Pkg and replace stdout -> STDOUT).