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Hello,
It may be my personal opinion, but it seems non logical to have table columns with empty names.
Currently, tablite allows to have a column with an empty name (or just a whitespace).
tablite
I would expect to receive an exception telling me, that "column name cannot be empty".
>>> from tablite import Table >>> t = Table() >>> t[""] = [1, 2, 3] >>> t.show() +==+=+ |# | | +--+-+ | 0|1| | 1|2| | 2|3| +==+=+
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@omenSi Table column names can also be tuples, so we ( @root-11 & @realratchet ) think the validation of column names should be left to the user.
Will you be okay with that?
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I guess we will just have to deal with that on our end.
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Hello,
It may be my personal opinion, but it seems non logical to have table columns with empty names.
Currently,
tablite
allows to have a column with an empty name (or just a whitespace).I would expect to receive an exception telling me, that "column name cannot be empty".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: