Hi Alex, I believe the StreamReader only supports "primitive" optional and required column types.
There is a SkipColumns method on the StreamReader that I think should work for skipping over the column (based on the SO question this seems to be a possibility). Have you tried that? Thanks, Micah On Sun, May 31, 2020 at 7:28 PM Alex Moore - Niemi <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I appreciate your help as a cpp newbie; I've done this in Java and Python > and have verified my parquet file is valid. > > I am trying to use the StreamReader class in cpp, which works easily and > perfectly except for one problem... I am unsure how to map the list logical > type to a type in cpp. The example code in the repo doesn't happen upon > this case, but the data I deal with makes use of it. > > Appreciate any other examples. Full case is described on SO (see below) if > what I am asking doesn't make sense. > > Best, > Alex > > > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62124673/how-to-read-parquet-group-list-field-in-cpp >
