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BUG: allow Timestamp comparisons on the left #4983

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@cpcloud cpcloud commented Sep 25, 2013

closes #4982

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jreback commented Sep 26, 2013

whoosh you went all in on this! fused types!

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cpcloud commented Sep 26, 2013

yeah ... there's an annoying vbench hit tho with index joins ... trying to find the source of it ... i actually got rid of the fused types, not necessary since really just int, datetime and Series are th possibilities

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jreback commented Sep 27, 2013

ahh...ok

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cpcloud commented Sep 27, 2013

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@@ -2059,6 +2059,42 @@ def check_comparators(series, other):
check_comparators(self.ts, 5)
check_comparators(self.ts, self.ts + 1)

def test_timestamp_compare(self):
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not a biggie....but most of the 'time' type ops with series are in tseries/tests/test_timeseries...

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cool .. moving now

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jreback commented Sep 27, 2013

otherwise looks ok

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cpcloud commented Sep 27, 2013

cool, i'll merge after next travis pass...

Now tested with Series and DataFrame
For example

    Timestamp('now') > pd.NaT

should return the same result as

    pd.NaT < Timestamp('now')

but before this commit it didn't because when Timestamp was on the left, the
values were compared whereas if NaT is on the left then the truth values are
hard-coded based on rules like NaN.
cpcloud added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 27, 2013
BUG: allow Timestamp comparisons on the left
@cpcloud cpcloud merged commit 8a9a4f2 into pandas-dev:master Sep 27, 2013
@cpcloud cpcloud deleted the series-timestamp-compare branch September 27, 2013 15:53
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Timestamp comparisons to Series should work on either side of the comparison operator
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