Adding more feature to view multiple DataFrames

[pajmera]

Can we update program so that I can get a textbox or a dropdown to select another dataframe to be displayed in the grid?
My main program has 3 different data frames and I would like to give user ability to select any data frame to be visible in the dfgui.

Can you help, how I can achieve it?

[bluenote10]

Isn't it easier to just concatenate the dataframes with an added column to specify the source dataframe?

[pajmera]

Thanks for the reply.

I have 2 different data frames to display and also 3rd dataframe based on merge of a common column. But I want user to interactively select the data frame (at any time) to view

[KevinCrossDCL]

I would like to view multiple dataframes too, or at least the same dataframe at different stages after a number of different manipulations, and with the ability to have it not freeze/pause the program when a dataframe is viewed. I understand that once the window is open the program is paused as it's running a new loop for the window, and that it won't continue the original script until the window is closed but if there's anyway around this then that would be great.

If there's away to keep the window open and continue with a script then maybe a new dfgui.show call could add a tab to the window so that we can switch between them. i.e. | Dataframe 1 | Dataframe 2 |

This example code won't show the second dataframe or show the print("pass 1") line until the first window is closed.

import dfgui
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

df = pd.DataFrame(np.random.randn(100, 4), columns=list('ABCD'))
dfgui.show(df)
print("pass 1")
df = pd.DataFrame(np.random.randn(100, 26), columns=list('ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'))
dfgui.show(df)
print("pass 2")

I have looked at tabloo but it has the same problem, the only difference is that closing the browser tab doesn't continue the original program. I did see the issue on that github page where you say press CTRL-C to close it but that doesn't work if you're running the python script in VSCode.

All that aside the dfgui is a nice little viewer and is one I'd probably use a bit.

Thanks,
Kevin