handles string as package name #1667
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@Nageshbansal by any chance, do you have time to review this patch? |
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Yeah sure. |
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@Nageshbansal if there is any problem in this pr please do let me know |
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Sir please look into it @Nageshbansal |
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I will review this PR along with PR #1664 during this week. |
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sir please have a look to this |
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solved the issue #1638 by simply converting the string to list element
rdt.display_all_rdataset_names("aer")the above command works same as
rdt.display_all_rdataset_names(["aer"])as now the code converts the string back to a list with one element its a simple way to solve this
as you con see in the screenshots the output is same