ImportDict() forgetting OrderedDict order about tkintertable HOT 2 CLOSED

Just in case anybody needs it, my current workaround, which is very ugly, is to:

1. Add a row to my data with indexes as indexes (in Pandas, so df.ix['indexes'] = df.sum()

Then, after loading it in:

1. Sort: table.sortTable(columnName = 'indexes')
2. Get index of this column: i = model.columnNames.index('indexes')
3. Delete it: model.deleteColumn(i)

@dmnfarrell I'm sure this isn't the best way!

from tkintertable.

Yes a typecheck for orderedict is probably best. If you are using pandas dataframes you might want to switch to pandastable which is a new version of this library for python3 and uses dataframes directly.

from tkintertable.