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A user reported an issue here , and I'm able to reproduce it.
For ad-hoc csv files, read.myacc.csv() returns the header arranged in rows, but g.inspectfile() tries to access header rows as if they were columns, like this: header$sample_rate
I will send a PR in a bit.
To Reproduce
To reproduce, I stepped through this test and I tried accessing the sampling rate the same way g.inspectfile() does: D1$header$sample_rate. I saw that the information in D1$header is arranged in rows, and so cannot be addressed like this.
(This issue is not related to any recent changes)
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Have you tried the steps to reproduce? Do they include all relevant data and configuration? Does the issue you report still appear there?
Have you tried this on the latest master branch from GitHub?
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Describe the bug
A user reported an issue here , and I'm able to reproduce it.
For ad-hoc csv files, read.myacc.csv() returns the header arranged in rows, but g.inspectfile() tries to access header rows as if they were columns, like this:
header$sample_rate
I will send a PR in a bit.
To Reproduce
To reproduce, I stepped through this test and I tried accessing the sampling rate the same way g.inspectfile() does:
D1$header$sample_rate
. I saw that the information inD1$header
is arranged in rows, and so cannot be addressed like this.(This issue is not related to any recent changes)
Before submitting
master
branch from GitHub?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: