What is your question?
I tried set_options as pandas to show more rows?
But it's not working. Then searching some setting function to do it.
from cudf import settings
settings.set_options(nrows=50)
How should set it?
cuDF accesses the print options under a formatting dict.
In the call to set_options, pass a formatting dict with the desired key-value pairs. Additionally, that call returns the settings object in the local context so your print should be within its scope. Ex:
from cudf.settings import set_options
def test_print():
df = ...
with set_options(formatting={'nrows': 50}):
print(df)
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cuDF accesses the print options under a
formattingdict.In the call to
set_options, pass aformattingdict with the desired key-value pairs. Additionally, that call returns the settings object in the local context so your print should be within its scope. Ex: