Migrate CSV reader to pylibcudf #16011
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| elif ( | ||
| cudf.api.types.is_scalar(dtype) or | ||
| isinstance(dtype, ( | ||
| np.dtype, pd.api.extensions.ExtensionDtype, type | ||
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You could handle the scalar case up front by wrapping it in a list to keep things simpler. Then you have new_dtypes as a list in the list branch and it's a dict in the mapping branch of this conditional.
| c_na_values.reserve(len(na_values)) | ||
| for nv in na_values: | ||
| if not isinstance(nv, str): | ||
| raise TypeError("na_values must be a list of str!") | ||
| c_na_values.push_back(nv.encode()) | ||
| options.set_na_values(c_na_values) |
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This type of code is repeated a lot in this function's parsing of inputs. It feels like a helper function along the lines of
cdef vector[T] vec_from_iterable(vec, test, error_msg)
could help. OTOH maybe that's overengineering since you'll still have to write predicate functions and error messages each time. Maybe give it a shot once and see what it looks like.
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Kinda did something like that.
| for dtype in dtypes: | ||
| if not isinstance(dtype, DataType): | ||
| raise TypeError("If passing list to read_csv, " | ||
| "all elements must be of type `DataType`!") | ||
| c_dtypes_list.push_back((<DataType>dtype).c_obj) |
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I would be happy with a simpler structure of:
options.set_dtypes([(<DataType?>dtype).c_obj for dtype in dtypes])
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This doesn't work since you can't put C objects in a list comprehension.
| from cudf._lib.pylibcudf.types cimport DataType | ||
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TODO: (best as an issue) in a followup, expose the csv_reader_options_builder object. So that we don't have to use this nightmare signature :)
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| SourceInfo source_info, | ||
| compression_type compression = compression_type.AUTO, |
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| compression_type compression = compression_type.AUTO, | |
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| compression_type compression = compression_type.AUTO, |
People should not be allowed to call this function with positional arguments.
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This doesn't work with cpdef functions.
Lets punt on this for now.
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Does this need to be cpdef? I am willing to accept a slight calling cost overhead to avoid inevitable argument order issues.
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OK, put it as def for now.
We should try to make this consistent in the future, though.
(Either put everything as def, or deprecate and remove a bunch of the parameters in read_csv and turn this back into cpdef)
Co-authored-by: Lawrence Mitchell <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Vyas Ramasubramani <[email protected]>
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Self-merging to keep progress moving forward. As usual, happy to address further comments in a followup. |
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