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can you show a reproducible example. |
I'm having the same problem. Python 3, pandas 0.20.2 reproducible example:
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Is this a windows issue? (cannot reproduce your example above on linux) |
Yes, it happened on a 64 bit Windows. |
@gfyoung can you verfiy / see if you can fix? |
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pandas-devgh-16039 created a bug in which files containing byte-like data could break, as EOF characters mid-field (despite being quoted) would cause premature line breaks. Given that this PR was a performance patch, this commit can be safely reverted. Closes pandas-devgh-16559.
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pandas-devgh-16039 created a bug in which files containing byte-like data could break, as EOF characters mid-field (despite being quoted) would cause premature line breaks. Given that this PR was a performance patch, this commit can be safely reverted. Closes pandas-devgh-16559.
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pandas-devgh-16039 created a bug in which files containing byte-like data could break, as EOF characters mid-field (despite being quoted) would cause premature line breaks. Given that this PR was a performance patch, this commit can be safely reverted. Closes pandas-devgh-16559.
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pandas-devgh-16039 created a bug in which files containing byte-like data could break, as EOF characters mid-field (despite being quoted) would cause premature line breaks. Given that this PR was a performance patch, this commit can be safely reverted. Closes pandas-devgh-16559. (cherry picked from commit c550372)
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I recently updated from pandas 0.19.2 to 0.2
I am experiencing the exact same issue as this person did back in 2013
#5500
"Error tokenizing data. C error: EOF inside string starting at line. 140"
Reverting back to 0.19.2 has fixed the issue. Can run the unit test that was created for this problem?
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