Julia DataFrame filtering based on string length -


is there vectorized way filter julia dataframe based on length of string within column?

is following sufficient:

df = dataframe(fielda=[1,2],fieldb=["good","morning"]) df[bool[length(x)<5 x in df[:fieldb]],:]

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