paleolimbot commented 2 years ago

To allocate a schema of a given type, one can do something like this:

struct ArrowSchema schema;
ArrowSchemaInit(schema, NANOARROW_TYPE_INT32);

For parameterized types, this is split into multiple calls, which is maybe slow (but is anybody doing this in a tight loop?)

struct ArrowSchema schema;
ArrowSchemaInit(schema, NANOARROW_TYPE_FIZED_SIZE_BINARY);
ArrowSchemaSetFixedSize(schema, 42);

paleolimbot commented 2 years ago

Yes - I didn't quite get there Friday afternoon. I'm on vacation this week but look forward to picking this back up on Monday!

codecov-commenter commented 2 years ago

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Merging #10 (025097e) into main (3cb6063) will decrease coverage by 1.42%. The diff coverage is 86.50%.

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src/nanoarrow/schema.c	`79.07% <86.50%> (+9.65%)`	:arrow_up:

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User-friendly schema constructors #10

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