Include a check for the index's size before trying to access it#1
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This code checks whether col is less than the length of the columns or the index, depending on the orientation, before trying to access the value. If col is out of bounds, it will simply return None, avoiding the IndexError.
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can you add this pull request to the original repo? |
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Moved to dmnfarrell#13. |
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I was trying to run the app with Python 3.11.4 and some actions like Import a .csv, clear and transpose a table would throw an IndexError.
The solution in the pull-request checks whether col is less than the length of the columns or the index, depending on the orientation, before trying to access the value. If col is out of bounds, it will simply return None, avoiding the IndexError.