Andy Ferris

Unfortunately, no, it’s a bit different to a DataFrame in that it’s still a tuple on the inside, not a vector, and all operations rewrap it as a table. At...

I'd like to do something like that... Three problems with vanilla `Dict` I'd like to overcome first: * People like to control the column ordering * I was considering a...

@c42f if you're interested, check out "draft" PR #46 (nifty feature) for something that will have the interace of a Table but the internal representation a bit like a DataFrame.

This would be good - but zero-column tables aren’t supported yet. (We need to store a mutable copy of the indices somewhere for that).

Hi @fredcallaway Firstly, I think you should be able to concatenate the columns of two tables via `Table(table1, table2)`. You can add some additional columns to a single table via...

And also - there is already an overload for `map(merge, table1, table2)`, so that should work out-of-the-box too. :) https://github.com/JuliaData/TypedTables.jl/blob/main/src/columnops.jl#L8-L10 Note: that particular code creates a copy of the data,...

Unfortunately the documentation is too sparse - it seems this isn't documented yet. Good suggestions!

Interesting. The correct operation here is `push!` since you are attempting to add a single row to a collection of rows (and appending is for merging two tables). I’m not...

Thanks for the heads-up Jacob. The intention here was initially to use `columntable` directly so when I get a moment I'll see if that pans out now.

Thanks @tkf! Not a bad idea. Yes, this is a known issue. It's actually *slightly* more complicated than you'd think, since a zero-column table should be able to iterate an...