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tkg is a JavaScript library typically used in Generator, Generator Utils applications. tkg has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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pd.csv_read Problem with comma & dot when import because of the 2nd line, no idea WHY?

Pandas dataframe: split long regex into multiple lines

How to only show failing tests from behave?

QUESTION

pd.csv_read Problem with comma & dot when import because of the 2nd line, no idea WHY?

Asked 2021-May-06 at 10:33

I have a .txt file (23820 rows × 300 columns). It is '\t' seperated and the decimal is ','

When reading it in with csv_read, nearly every column in my file should be a float but it totally messes it up. I don't get float data (which has a dot as decimal) but string like '25,73234' This leads to my problem when trying to convert it. See the error message:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-May-06 at 10:33

How about adding header=[0,1] to the function call? This specifies the first two lines in the file as the header.

In your case: pd.read_csv(data_path, delimiter='\t', decimal=',', header=[0,1])

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67415002

QUESTION

Pandas dataframe: split long regex into multiple lines

Asked 2021-Jan-12 at 20:10

I'm using Pandas for some data cleanup, and I have a very long regex which I would like to split into multiple lines. The following works fine in Pandas because it is all on one line:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 20:10

One option is to create a list of strings and then use join when you call replace

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65688240

QUESTION

How to only show failing tests from behave?

Asked 2017-Oct-13 at 18:45

I've got a Python 3.4 project with tests built in the behave framework (version 1.2.5). When I run the tests, I get several hundred lines of output, most of it describing steps that passed with no problems. When a scenario fails, I need to scroll through all this output looking for the failure (which is easy to notice because it's red while the passing steps are green, but I still need to look for it).

Is there a way to make behave only show output for failing scenarios? Ideally, I'd have the output from all failing scenarios and the summary at the end of how many features/scenarios/steps were passed/failed/skipped. I'd also be content if it printed everything out but put all the failures at the bottom.

I've run behave --help and looked through this website, but didn't find anything relevant. and yet, surely I'm not the first person to get annoyed at this, and I imagine there's some way to do it. Thanks for the help!

edit: the --quiet flag simplifies the output, but does not remove it. For example, this output:

Scenario Outline: Blank key identification -- @1.3 blank checks # tests/features/tkg.feature:15 Given we have pages with the wrong checksum # tests/features/steps/tkg_tests.py:30 0.000s When we check if the key is blank # tests/features/steps/tkg_tests.py:50 0.000s Then it is not blank # tests/features/steps/tkg_tests.py:55 0.000s

when run with the --quiet flag becomes:

Scenario Outline: Blank key identification -- @1.3 blank checks Given we have pages with the wrong checksum # 0.000s When we check if the key is blank # 0.000s Then it is not blank # 0.000s

but it's still the same number of lines long.

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Oct-13 at 18:45

You can use the --format option with progress or progress2 formatter.

This will not show the output for not failing tests (though it will still show the file names). The progress2 option displays the traceback for the failing tests.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46735425

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