ENH: consistency of input args for boundaries #40245
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Does anyone have the link for the Styler.highlight_between proposed method? |
Also, are there any other methods or functions that you have in mind? |
so you can see part of the discussion there, that PR is not yet approved, possibly this is a small part of the reason. There is mention of some other functions (non-exhaustive) list that have boundary treatment arguments. Do you know how well numpy handles this, and what style they adopt? |
one possible solution if it check outs might be to extend I also dont think anyone would object to a logical enhancement of the input argument to ^just a quick suggestion. |
Reopening this issue after observing more methods where standardising might be appropriate. (see OP) |
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Hi @attack68, for Edit: I'll also add a |
I've made & tested all the aforementioned changes locally, everything seems to be working fine. Now, I'm aware that I need to write code for tests in the repository before I make a pull request, can anyone please guide me regarding the same. |
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working on pd.date_range() |
There are some methods where boundary inputs are required.
This issue proposes standardising to the keyword arg:
inclusive
and using values{"both", "neither", "left", "right"}
.'inclusive' in {"both", "neither", "left", "right"}
'inclusive' in {"both", "neither", "left", "right"}
More methods yet to be identified.
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