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Document from_iter
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Am also good to run with this. Please assign to me as appropriate. Thanks @alamb |
BTW @novemberkilo there are probably lots of good examples to from the tests that can be pulled into the doc examples |
@alamb I'm not sure what else I should try and cover in this issue. Can you please help identify what the gap is to closing this issue? Thanks. |
Thanks @novemberkilo -- basically I think this is a very common pattern when using Arrow to create arrays via the let arr : Int32Array = [Some(1), Some(2)].into_iter().collect(); I am not sure if that is already documented |
Roger - will add such to examples 👍🏽 |
@alamb can we close this probably? |
Is your feature request related to a problem or challenge? Please describe what you are trying to do.
Users can create arrow arrays in one of two ways:
Iterator
orvec
(via methods such as from_iter and this we can usecollect()
)Typically the
from_iterator
method is both easier to use and faster, but it is not well documented in the doc stringsDescribe the solution you'd like
from_iter
methods (we can file additional issues for subsets of these iterators)from_iter
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