transposeTo

Converts this DataRow into a DataFrame with one row per column of the original row.

This is the same as transpose, but instead of keeping the values as they are, each value is converted to T — unless it is already a T, which is taken as it is. null stays null.

The result is a DataFrame of NameValuePair with two columns:

• name — the original column names, as String;

• value — the cell values of this row, as T.

For more information: See Row Functions on the documentation website.

See also namedValuesOf, which gives a List and skips the values of other types instead of converting them.

Example

// Show every cell of a row as text, whatever its original type is
df.first().transposeTo<String>()

Type Parameters

Throws

Implementation of the public transposeTo that takes the target type explicitly instead of as a reified type parameter.