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new_space_from_pandas doesn't allow non string space_params

Clear, I didn't understand the function parameters earlier.

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

I'm looking for no-arg cells with pandas (DataFrame/Series) content. The same as `new_cells_from_pandas`, but without argument

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

I actually like the concept of storing all the data in cells regardless if these are cells with or without args. Why would to prohibit storing data in cells without...

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

Thanks. At the moment I'm storing data in the cells without args using low level calls: `space.new_cells(name= name, formula=mx.core.util.get_param_func(cells_params))`

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

I'm not using `new_cells_from_pandas` function yet. Instead I've built my own function using `mx.core.util.get_param_func`, which does something very close to `new_cells_from_pandas`. I would like to migrate to using `new_cells_from_pandas` and...

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

The new version is awesome!!! It allows me to fully track the number of calls to the function and the time it takes to evaluate each call. Thank you very...

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

> Not sure I'm following you. You want to do something like below correct? > How does the `mx.core.util.get_param_func` help? > > ``` > import pandas as pd > import...

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

I've also noticed that it isn't possible to have DataFrame as a ref. Is it intentional this way?

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

> You can have DFs as refs. You mean you can't `write_model` DataFrame as ref? Using your earlier example: ``` import pandas as pd import modelx as mx m, s...

Writing models with such objects as DataFrames as refs or as Cells values

Another thing is that the following code, which works with `model.save` doesn't work with `mx.write_model`: ``` import modelx as mx from datetime import time m, s = mx.new_model(), mx.new_space() s.time...