Hello list,
I need to create a large table where all values in each column are set to
some initial value... thus all rows are identical. I thought something like
this would work:
r = t.row
r['col'] = 3.14159
for i in range(table_len):
r.append()
But this just fills the first row. The remaining rows are blank. I've
resorted to filling in each row before each append, but this seems
needlessly slow. Is there a faster way to do this? Ideally I would be able
to specify default values for each column in the table description. For
some reason I thought this was possible, but I don't see any mention in the
documentation.
Thanks,
- Charles
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