Source code for getml.data.columns.from_value

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"""
Generates an appropriate column from a value.
"""

import numbers

from .columns import FloatColumnView, StringColumnView, BooleanColumnView, _value_to_cmd

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[docs]def from_value(val): """ Creates a infinite column that contains the same value in all of its elements. val (bool, str or number): The value you want to insert into your column. """ cmd = _value_to_cmd(val) if isinstance(val, bool): col = BooleanColumnView( operator="const", operand1=None, operand2=None, ) col.cmd = cmd return col if isinstance(val, str): col = StringColumnView( operator="const", operand1=val, operand2=None, ) col.cmd = cmd return col if isinstance(val, numbers.Number): col = FloatColumnView( operator="const", operand1=val, operand2=None, ) col.cmd = cmd return col raise TypeError("val must be bool, str or a number.") return None