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(1) doesn't cover all supported operators within the expr string, e.g., < or sin e.t.c.,
(2) doesn't explain how expr should look like. Admittedly it links to (1) but only in kwargs section.
(3) doesn't explain how expr should look like, albeit it explains how to use columns within the expr. Admittedly it links to (1) but only in kwargs section.
Suggested fix for documentation
Expand (1) to cover all supported operators and functions
To expr sections of (2) and (3) add links leading to (1) for description of expr
Move description of expr from (3) to (2) and add another link to that section leading to (2) (to explain how one can use columns)
Alternatively just add link to expr section of (2) leading to (3) (to explain columns) instead. Albeit personally i feel it is easier to have the eval as main source and query link there as query is equivalent of df[df.eval(...)]
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hereLocation of the documentation
Documentation problem
expr
string, e.g.,<
orsin
e.t.c.,expr
should look like. Admittedly it links to (1) but only inkwargs
section.expr
should look like, albeit it explains how to use columns within theexpr
. Admittedly it links to (1) but only inkwargs
section.Suggested fix for documentation
expr
sections of (2) and (3) add links leading to (1) for description ofexpr
expr
from (3) to (2) and add another link to that section leading to (2) (to explain how one can use columns)expr
section of (2) leading to (3) (to explain columns) instead. Albeit personally i feel it is easier to have theeval
as main source andquery
link there asquery
is equivalent ofdf[df.eval(...)]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: