I’d like to display all 9 columns of a DataFrame in Jupyter notebook, but the system decides to omit the 2 rightmost columns because it thinks there is a lack of space.
I know I can show all columns with the show(dataframe, allcols=true) construct, but the resulting table is less elegant than the one I get without using show().
Is there a way to overrule the system so that command df[1:3,:] shows all columns?
Try ENV["COLUMNS"]=120
https://github.com/JuliaLang/IJulia.jl#default-display-size.
Thanks, that did the trick!
[Based on limited trial and error, I suspect the default is ENV["COLUMNS"]=80…, which reminds me of good old FORTRAN coding template sheets… that I used as a student to hand in hand-written FORTRAN code to the punchers… :-o ]
TableView.jl should work in IJulia. It enables (Lazy!) loading of DataFrames for infinite scrolling.
How do you pass the HTML MIME type to show so that the HTML table is displayed in Jupiter? That should be a more elegant solution
