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fix 3.13 histogram#2898

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saulpw commented Nov 14, 2025

Hi @haininhhoang94, I can't see what's changed because of all the formatting changes. Can you remove them, and only include the changes necessary to fix the issue you found? Also it would be great if you would link to the issue you are fixing (use #1234 for the github issue in the commit message).

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haininhhoang94 commented Nov 14, 2025

Sure! I was using visidata and saw no one mention the histogram breaking in 3.13 when press F, so I fast fixing those

haininhhoang94 and others added 5 commits December 5, 2025 11:03
Python's int('42.5') raises ValueError even though int(42.5) works.
This caused CSV-loaded columns (which store strings) to fail when
typed as int if values contained decimal points (e.g. '42.5', '-3.14').

Add _coerceVal() pre-coercion layer in Column that routes str->int
conversions through float first: int(float('42.5')) -> 42.
Applied in both getTypedValue() and setValuesTyped().
…ries

Two bugs in PandasSheet:
1. dtype_to_type() was called with df[col] (a Series) instead of
   df[col].dtype, causing ValueError when np.issubdtype receives a
   Series with StringDtype.
2. The except clause only caught TypeError, but StringDtype columns
   raise ValueError from np.issubdtype. Now catches both.
3. Explicitly detect pandas StringDtype and map it to str instead of
   falling through to anytype.
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