original_docstring: 
          returns the output from limit given the actual values of the parameter set.
          by default (limit=-1) the output will only print the last variable value.
          By setting limit to something else, you change the amount of variables printed
          (i.e. limit=-2, will print the value of the last two variables)
          
docstring: returns the output from limit given the actual values of the parameter set.
  by default (limit=-1) the output will only print the last variable value.
  By setting limit to something else, you change the amount of variables printed
docstring_tokens: returns the output from limit given the actual values of the parameter set . by default ( limit = - 1 ) the output will only print the last variable value . By setting limit to something else you change the amount of variables printed
code: def output_tree(self, limit=-1):
          """
          returns the output from limit given the actual values of the parameter set.
          by default (limit=-1) the output will only print the last variable value.
          By setting limit to something else, you change the amount of variables printed
          (i.e. limit=-2, will print the value of the last two variables)
          """
          theoutput = ""
          for i_iter in self.variables_list[limit:]:
              theoutput += (
                  "%s" % self.actual_values[i_iter.get_varname()] + self.separator
              )
          return theoutput
code_tokens: def output_tree ( self , limit = - 1 ) : theoutput = "" for i_iter in self . variables_list [ limit : ] : theoutput += ( "%s" % self . actual_values [ i_iter . get_varname ( ) ] + self . separator ) return theoutput
short_docstring: returns the output from limit given the actual values of the parameter set.
short_docstring_tokens: returns the output from limit given the actual values of the parameter set .
comment: """
          returns the output from limit given the actual values of the parameter set.
          by default (limit=-1) the output will only print the last variable value.
          By setting limit to something else, you change the amount of variables printed
          (i.e. limit=-2, will print the value of the last two variables)
          """