It's actually reading all the data, but the console is truncating it so you don't accidentally print lots of stuff to your screen.
All you need to do is type print(E.toString(f.read(0))) to print the info - print won't truncate it for you.
print(E.toString(f.read(0)))
If you still need it escaped and in String form, try: print(JSON.stringify(E.toString(f.read(0))))
print(JSON.stringify(E.toString(f.read(0))))
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It's actually reading all the data, but the console is truncating it so you don't accidentally print lots of stuff to your screen.
All you need to do is type
print(E.toString(f.read(0)))
to print the info - print won't truncate it for you.If you still need it escaped and in String form, try:
print(JSON.stringify(E.toString(f.read(0))))