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noirello
I'd be open to it, but I've never figured out what would be the best way to integrate this feature into the module. Do you have a specific API in...
Sounds good. I'd happily see a PR and go from there.
I looked around a little and it looks like it's a common problem with Python binary distributions (and libprotobuf in general) to randomly collapse when the same library is loaded...
@skearnes that looks correct. I use the same version that the ORC lib uses. They're still using 3.5.1 for 1.7.0 as well.
Honestly, I'm not that familiar with pandas. I have to look into more, but the simplest solution to add pandas as an extra to the module, and inherit a new...
You're probably right, separate classes for reading and writing are overkill. Maybe two simple functions defined in a submodule could be sufficient enough. I don't want to add pandas as...
I think an example would be great as a start. A PR about that would be much appreciated. Thank you.
I updated the docs about [ORCConverter](https://pyorc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial.html#using-custom-converters) Your converter above should return a numpy array with a float in it, for every item in a decimal ORC column.
Thank you for reporting it. I think I successfully pinpointed the problem when Writer's constructor build an `orc::Type` from the `TypeDescription`. I'm still looking for the concrete source of the...
After by passing the `TypeDescription` object still failed to run the iterations to the end. It seems like the `orc:Writer` object is somehow mishandled. Valgrind is not very helpful (although...