Sébastien Celles

Pinging @davidavdav

I think we should first tackle NamedArrays with dimension of 2 and see how such a NamedArray can be converted to a DataFrame (or any table-like data structure that IterableTables...

If we can have `NamedArray` export to `IndexedTables` (and vice versa) it will be great. Adding support of NamedArray to IterableTables will help to achieve this goal.

the 2 behaviours could be considered when converting NamedArray to IndexedTables. 1) Treat "0" (or any other value) as a special value that don't need to be report to IndexTable...

Maybe with the aim of filtering out some values, we should probably accept anonymous function instead of a given value such as "0" x -> x == 0

Not sure if there is really two issues here in fact... Your comment https://github.com/davidanthoff/IterableTables.jl/issues/65#issuecomment-345538256 shows that, if we extend your example to a 3 dim named array (or more) you...

On the other side... there is an issue about IndexedTables output with IterableTables not being able to filter out values to keep the sparse feature of IndexedTables ```julia julia> using...

Thanks to @davidavdav commit https://github.com/davidavdav/NamedArrays.jl/commit/5b8205f35198974c3597d46e69acc3538c549477 a NamedArray of any dimension can now be flattened (returning a flattened NamedArray) as exposed in https://github.com/davidanthoff/IterableTables.jl/issues/65#issuecomment-345538256 ```julia julia> using NamedArrays julia> srand(1234); julia> n=NamedArray(rand(2,4,3))...

This issue should probably be reopened since there is currently no real unit tests. Currently we only ensure that this project can be build (after each commit). Using modified examples...

You should keep a track on https://github.com/ianfixes/arduino_ci/issues/42