pyarrow.ResizableBuffer¶
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class
pyarrow.
ResizableBuffer
¶ Bases:
pyarrow.lib.Buffer
A base class for buffers that can be resized.
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__init__
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
Methods
__init__
(*args, **kwargs)Initialize self.
equals
(self, Buffer other)Determine if two buffers contain exactly the same data.
hex
(self)Compute hexadecimal representation of the buffer.
resize
(self, int64_t new_size[, shrink_to_fit])Resize buffer to indicated size.
slice
(self[, offset, length])Slice this buffer.
to_pybytes
(self)Return this buffer as a Python bytes object.
Attributes
The buffer’s address, as an integer.
Whether the buffer is CPU-accessible.
Whether the buffer is mutable.
The buffer size in bytes.
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address
¶ The buffer’s address, as an integer.
The returned address may point to CPU or device memory. Use is_cpu() to disambiguate.
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equals
(self, Buffer other)¶ Determine if two buffers contain exactly the same data.
- Parameters
other (Buffer) –
- Returns
are_equal (True if buffer contents and size are equal)
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hex
(self)¶ Compute hexadecimal representation of the buffer.
- Returns
bytes
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is_cpu
¶ Whether the buffer is CPU-accessible.
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is_mutable
¶ Whether the buffer is mutable.
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parent
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resize
(self, int64_t new_size, shrink_to_fit=False)¶ Resize buffer to indicated size.
- Parameters
new_size (int) – New size of buffer (padding may be added internally).
shrink_to_fit (bool, default False) – If this is true, the buffer is shrunk when new_size is less than the current size. If this is false, the buffer is never shrunk.
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size
¶ The buffer size in bytes.
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slice
(self, offset=0, length=None)¶ Slice this buffer. Memory is not copied.
You can also use the Python slice notation
buffer[start:stop]
.- Parameters
offset (int, default 0) – Offset from start of buffer to slice.
length (int, default None) – Length of slice (default is until end of Buffer starting from offset).
- Returns
sliced (Buffer) – A logical view over this buffer.
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to_pybytes
(self)¶ Return this buffer as a Python bytes object. Memory is copied.
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