Use different __rich_console__ implementations depending on method that calls rich.print()

[anna-charlotte]

Hi, I have a class MyDoc(pydantic.BaseModel):

class MyDoc(pydantic.BaseModel):
    title: str

and would like to implement the following methods:

1. .summary() to show a detailed summary in tabular or tree like structure including information about the MyDoc instance attributes and values. To do so I create a t = rich.tree.Tree including the information of my obj. Additionally I implement __rich_console__() where I explicitly define the tabular structure I want to display. Then I can call rich.print(t)

mydoc = MyDoc(title='my title')
mydoc.summary()

output:

-----------------------------------------
| Attribute            | Value          |
-----------------------------------------
| title                | 'my title'     |
-----------------------------------------

2. Additionally I would still like to have the option to keep the pretty print for pydantic models, as here. This option I want to have for e.g. logs, where the summary is unnecessarily verbose.

mydoc = MyDoc(title='my title')
print(mydoc)

Wanted output:

MyDoc(
    title='my title'
)

But, actual output:

-----------------------------------------
| Attribute            | Value          |
-----------------------------------------
| title                | 'my title'     |
-----------------------------------------

Problem:
Since I overwrite __rich_console__() for 1., the pydantic pretty print is being overwritten.
It seems that in both cases the __rich_console__ function is called. Is it possible to call one function as __rich_console__ when rich.print is called from pretty_print() and a different rich_console function when being called from .summary() ?