I am using a recarray loader which takes a dict of values as an argument. The string type is never passed to the array, yet clearly visible when creating the array:
My loader class:
import numpy as np
class Loader(np.recarray):
def __new__(_, datas):
obj = None
results = [[],[]]
for key, value in datas.items():
print(type(value), value)
results[0].append((key, type(value)))
results[1].append(value)
obj = np.array(tuple(results[1]), dtype=np.dtype(results[0]))
return obj.view(np.recarray)
My test example
from communs.datas.Loader import Loader
test = Loader({'index': 128, 'uuid': '98ef90ab921c40e2b7504ec1ccddd0bc'})
print(f'index {test.index}')
print(f'uuid {test.uuid}')
print({name:test[name] for name in test.dtype.names})
Terminal:
<class 'int'> 128
<class 'str'> 98ef90ab921c40e2b7504ec1ccddd0bc
index 128
uuid
{'index': array(128), 'uuid': array('', dtype='<U0')}
The returned recarray should have 'uuid' available the same as 'index' but it returns empty. No error because 'uuid' is indeed in this recarray but with an empty value.
