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    • ihf
      ihf last edited by

      Any chance of getting Pandas to work under Pythonista? I know that it requires num.py which I believe OMZ has said we might see at some point but I don't know if there are other dependencies which Pythonista is lacking.

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      • dvader9
        dvader9 last edited by

        I second that request.
        See link for dependencies:
        http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/install.html#dependencies

        I also want to say how much I have enjoyed using Pythonista in the last couple of months since I purchased it; thanks for all the hard work, OMZ! My two kids (7 and 9 years old) and I have had a blast putting together simple concepts and testing them out together.

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        • henryiii
          henryiii last edited by

          I don't want to delay the upcoming 1.5 release, but Pandas would be nice to have some time.

          I think Pandas has some compiled portions, generated from Cython, if I remember correctly.

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          • ccc
            ccc last edited by

            The two essential dependencies listed in the URL above have both been proven to work on Pythonista:

            dateutil: http://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/4550380411158528
            ptyz: http://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/6354021459689472
            

            That means that the porting effort would be focused on Pandas itself.

            There are two highly recommended dependencies in the URL above that would also worth looking at.

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            • henryiii
              henryiii last edited by

              If you mean numexpr, that's a JIT (just in time) compiler and I rather doubt that would be possible on IOS.

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              • ccc
                ccc last edited by

                And bottleneck?

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                • henryiii
                  henryiii last edited by

                  Cython generates C / C++ that can be compiled, so Bottleneck would probably possible but would require some work. Probably not worth it unless someone was using Pandas in a very speed critical way...

                  I'm not sure how hard it is to get it to work, OMZ would know best. My guess is C is pretty easy and C++ may be a little more challenging...

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                  • ihf
                    ihf last edited by

                    Has anyone gotten any further with Pandas under Pythonista?

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