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Request to implement read_fwf

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Created 4 years ago
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sheshtawycommented, May 15, 2020

Sorry I couldn’t help more with this 😦 . Great work @guor8lei

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devin-petersohncommented, May 14, 2020

@guor8lei That all sounds great, open up a PR!

For read_csv we do have some custom ways of handling things that don’t completely hand all of the computation off to pandas. For example, we get the columns beforehand.

As long as pandas accepts the extra kwargs, all should be fine.

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