title: Pandas Dataframe not showing all output columns in Eclipse IDE using PyDev Plugin
body: <p>When I print a Pandas dataframe within the Eclipse IDE(with the PyDev plugin), not all of the columns are shown with the console, even though all of the columns are within the object as I can save to an CSV.</p>
  
  <p>Here's a sample of what was entered into the dataframe variable:</p>
  
  <pre><code>   month  avg_high  avg_low  record_high  record_low  avg_precipitation
  0    Jan        58       42           74          22               2.95
  1    Feb        61       45           78          26               3.02
  2    Mar        65       48           84          25               2.34
  3    Apr        67       50           92          28               1.02
  4    May        71       53           98          35               0.48
  5    Jun        75       56          107          41               0.11
  6    Jul        77       58          105          44               0.00
  7    Aug        77       59          102          43               0.03
  8    Sep        77       57          103          40               0.17
  9    Oct        73       54           96          34               0.81
  10   Nov        64       48           84          30               1.70
  11   Dec        58       42           73          21               2.56
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>For the data entered in the dataframe, when I print the dataframe, the Console shows it like this(we can see that the avg_low &amp; record_high columns show up as ...)</p>
  
  <pre><code>   month  avg_high        ...          record_low  avg_precipitation
  0    Jan        58        ...                  22               2.95
  1    Feb        61        ...                  26               3.02
  2    Mar        65        ...                  25               2.34
  3    Apr        67        ...                  28               1.02
  4    May        71        ...                  35               0.48
  5    Jun        75        ...                  41               0.11
  6    Jul        77        ...                  44               0.00
  7    Aug        77        ...                  43               0.03
  8    Sep        77        ...                  40               0.17
  9    Oct        73        ...                  34               0.81
  10   Nov        64        ...                  30               1.70
  11   Dec        58        ...                  21               2.56
  
  [12 rows x 6 columns]
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Any help would be appreciated in figuring this out!</p>