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Did you find a bug in datatable, or maybe the bug found you?
Tell us what it is.
How to reproduce the bug? This part is the most important. Please provide a code snippet which, when
executed in console, demonstrates the problem. If necessary, attach any data
files to the issue.
fromdatatableimportiread, rbindsel_cols= ['c1', 'c2', 'c3', 'c4']
files= ["/data/"+str(f) +".csv"forfindf_site['station_id'].tolist()]
dt_data=iread(files, columns=sel_cols, errors='ignore')
# error 1: if add 'columns' params to iread, then output is emptydt_all=rbind(dt_data, force=True)
df_data=dt_all.to_pandas()
# error 2: if not add 'columns', then it throws error: Cannot rbind column of type str32 to a column of type int32
What was the expected behavior?
In case it is not obvious, please tell us what result should your code
produce.
it must be return a pandas dataframe, or give me some advice how to convert int32 to str32?
Your environment?
What is your datatable version, python version, and operating system?
centos 7
python 3.8
datatable 1.0
Tag the issue with [bug] or [segfault] (depending on whether it crashes
Python or not).
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Did you find a bug in datatable, or maybe the bug found you?
Tell us what it is.
How to reproduce the bug?
This part is the most important. Please provide a code snippet which, when
executed in console, demonstrates the problem. If necessary, attach any data
files to the issue.
In case it is not obvious, please tell us what result should your code
produce.
it must be return a pandas dataframe, or give me some advice how to convert int32 to str32?
What is your datatable version, python version, and operating system?
centos 7
python 3.8
datatable 1.0
Tag the issue with
[bug]
or[segfault]
(depending on whether it crashesPython or not).
Thank you for contributing, and sorry for the inconvenience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: