Philip Sampaio
Philip Sampaio
Just giving my two cents: I prefer the first option. We also could use `` as an alias, specially in the `Explorer.Query` context. WDYT?
@josevalim I like the idea of `Series.join/2`! :+1:
I like the idea of `Series.format/1` too! I think it's slightly more verbose then `join([list], "sep")`, but I think in the most applications this is better, because it is flexible.
FYI I'm working on the IO functions of this issue :)
I created #498 to track the groups operations. I'm closing this issue, since most of the functions were implemented or are explicitly raising error now.
I think we can use the new `Explorer.Series.select/3` to perform this: ```elixir require Explorer.DataFrame, as: EDF alias Explorer.Series, as: ES df = EDF.new(a: [1, 2, 3], b: [3, 2, 1])...
@sasikumar87 I'm not sure yet how to handle this. But I think you are correct. If predicate is `nil`, we may want to return `nil`. For a quick work around,...
I'm planning to close this issue this week. We now have two new functions to work with regexes: `re_contains/2` and `re_replace/3` - see #894. I would like to add 4...
@billylanchantin Thanks! :D And yeah, I think it would be nice to stick to the pattern and use `re_` to hint that the input is a regex. I will use...
@josevalim yeah, I agree we can mirror Elixir. `re_scan` and `re_named_captures` will be. I'm facing a little problem with the `re_named_captures` implementation that is: we need to calculate the dtype,...