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Options for handling headers in tabular data.
Options for handling headers in tabular data.
This enum provides different strategies for obtaining column headers when reading data from sources like CSV files or Excel spreadsheets.
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HeaderOptions.type
Specifies how to read CSV data.
Specifies how to read CSV data.
Rows: ReturnsCsvIterator[K, V]- lazy row-by-row iterationColumns: ReturnsNamedTuple[K, (Array[T1], Array[T2], ...)]- eager column arraysArrayDenseColMajor[T]: Returns a single dense array in column-major orderArrayDenseRowMajor[T]: Returns a single dense array in row-major order
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Enumeration of strategies for inferring column types when reading CSV files.
Enumeration of strategies for inferring column types when reading CSV files.
FirstRow: Infers types by inspecting only the first row of data.FirstN: Infers types by inspecting the firstnrows. Optionally, prefersIntoverBooleanif both are possible.FromAllRows: Infers types by inspecting all rows in the CSV.StringType: Disables type inference; all columns are read asString.FromTuple[T]: Uses a user-supplied tuple typeTfor decoding, allowing custom or manual type specification.
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Read Excel file from an absolute path with compile-time type inference
Read Excel file from an absolute path with compile-time type inference
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Absolute path to the Excel file
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Optional cell range (e.g., "A1:C10"), empty string reads entire sheet
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Name of the Excel sheet to read
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Type inference strategy (StringType or FromTuple supported)
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Decoder for Int that can handle Excel's numeric formatting Attempts to parse as Double first, then converts to Int if it's a whole number Falls back to regular Int parsing if Double parsing fails
Decoder for Int that can handle Excel's numeric formatting Attempts to parse as Double first, then converts to Int if it's a whole number Falls back to regular Int parsing if Double parsing fails
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Decoder for Long that can handle Excel's numeric formatting Attempts to parse as Double first, then converts to Long if it's a whole number Falls back to regular Long parsing if Double parsing fails
Decoder for Long that can handle Excel's numeric formatting Attempts to parse as Double first, then converts to Long if it's a whole number Falls back to regular Long parsing if Double parsing fails
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Read an Excel file at a path relative to the discovered project root, with compile-time type inference.
Read an Excel file at a path relative to the discovered project root, with compile-time type inference.
The root is the first ancestor of the calling source file holding a build marker (build.mill, build.sbt, .git, ...). In a notebook or REPL there is no source file on disk to search upwards from, so the root is discovered from the working directory instead and a compile time warning says so.
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Path to the Excel file, relative to the project root
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Optional cell range (e.g., "A1:C10"), empty string reads entire sheet
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Name of the Excel sheet to read
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Type inference strategy (StringType or FromTuple supported)
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Read an Excel file at a path relative to the source file this is called from, with compile-time type inference.
Read an Excel file at a path relative to the source file this is called from, with compile-time type inference.
The path is anchored to the calling source file rather than to the compiler's working directory, so it resolves the same way no matter where the build was invoked from. In a notebook or REPL there is no source file on disk, so the path resolves against the working directory instead and a compile time warning says so.
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Path to the Excel file, relative to the calling source file
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Optional cell range (e.g., "A1:C10"), empty string reads entire sheet
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Name of the Excel sheet to read
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Type inference strategy (StringType or FromTuple supported)
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Read Excel file from the classpath with compile-time type inference
Read Excel file from the classpath with compile-time type inference
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Path to the Excel file in the classpath
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Optional cell range (e.g., "A1:C10"), empty string reads entire sheet
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Name of the Excel sheet to read
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Type inference strategy (StringType or FromTuple supported)
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ExcelIterator with inferred types