microsoft/angara.table

A library that contains types for table representation and operations to manipulate with tables, as well as save and load them from text files such as CSV files.

Angara.Table

Angara.Table is a .NET library that contains types for table representation and operations to manipulate with tables as well as save and load them from text files such as CSV files.

This repository also contains HTML5/JavaScript user control to visualize tables.

Documentation

http://predictionmachines.github.io/Angara.Table/

angara.table's Issues

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Angara.tablejs.js still requires 'css!jquery.dataTables-css'

Since version 0.1.1 Angara.tablejs doesn't need the styles of 'jquery.dataTables-css' but still requires the file.

Table.ToRows() doesn't work for non-public F# records

Description

When I declare an internal F# record and then use it as a generic type parameter for Table.ToRows(), it throws ArgumentNullException.

Repro steps

type internal InternalRecord = { x: float }
    
[<Test; Category("CI")>]
let ``Table.ToRows works for internal records``() =
    let t = Table.OfColumns [Column.Create("x", [1.0])]
    let rows = t.ToRows<InternalRecord>() |> Seq.toList
    Assert.AreEqual([ {x=1.0} ], rows)

Expected behavior

The given test must pass.

Actual behavior

Throws an exception when calling t.ToRows.

Known workarounds

Make the record public.

Does not work with UWP or .NET Core applications.

Description

This does not work with UWP applications or .NET Core.

Repro steps

Please provide the steps required to reproduce the problem

1. Attempt to install Angara.Table from nuget.

Expected behavior

Ideally, this would work with all Microsoft .NET options.

Actual behavior

Fails to install due to the target framework of 4.6.1.

Known workarounds

None