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Currently, we have methods to manipulate columns (add, insert, remove), but there is no method to retrieve a list of current columns.
For example: if I want to remove column Count from this table , or swap Count with Rate, at this time I don't see any way to do it, except keeping table structure in a separate vector.
In case of above example, it would be nice to have a method .columns() returning Vec<BasicColumn>.
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Currently, we have methods to manipulate columns (add, insert, remove), but there is no method to retrieve a list of current columns.
For example: if I want to remove column
Count
from this table , or swapCount
withRate
, at this time I don't see any way to do it, except keeping table structure in a separate vector.In case of above example, it would be nice to have a method
.columns()
returningVec<BasicColumn>
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: