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BUG: (GH3561) non-unique indexers with a list-like now return in the same order as the passed values #3563

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@jreback jreback commented May 10, 2013

close #3561

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jreback commented May 10, 2013

@wesm I had to write this function in lib.pyx, combine_from_indexers. Kind of a zip, but with specified indexers, you have any cython functions that already do something like this (I couldn't find any)?

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Merge pull request #3563 from jreback/GH3561
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BUG: (GH3561) non-unique indexers with a list-like now return in the same order as the passed values
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DataFrame.ix losing row ordering when index has duplicates
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