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DOC: changes to `loadtxt` in numpy v1.23.0
See original GitHub issueIssue with current documentation:
As noted here, now np.loadtxt ignores empty lines towards max_rows. This includes comment lines (e.g., lines starting with #) as well, previously which was not the case and not mentioned in the release notes. Is this breaking change intended? Thank you.
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Let’s close this. If someone wants to further discuss
max_rowsthey should open an new issue, and refer back to the salient points from this one.Yeah, the new meaning allows to say how big the result is, but the “read until this line in the file” meaninig also makes sense if you first manually browsed the file (There is a subtlety that in theory a field could include a newline now, though). I somewhat tend to this one, because
lineswould be a better name for the other one. OTOH, its not a strong opinion!