I noticed that Pandas knows how to smartly format a timedelta
object into a string.
In [1]: df[column][rows].max()
Out[1]:
0 2 days, 02:08:07
dtype: timedelta64[ns]
When I try to do this manually I keep getting the string in nanoseconds.
In [2]: df[column][rows].max()[0]
Out[2]: numpy.timedelta64(180487000000000,'ns')
In [2]: str(df[column][rows].max()[0])
Out[2]: '180487000000000 nanoseconds'
I would rather not reinvent the wheel, so is there any way to access the string formatting method (or the string itself) that Pandas uses to show a timedelta
object in x days, hh:mm:ss
?
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