def test_drop_obs_column():
    adata = ad.AnnData(np.array(X_list), obs=obs_dict, dtype="int32")

    subset = adata[:2]
    assert subset.is_view
    # returns a copy of obs
    assert subset.obs.drop(columns=["oanno1"]).columns.tolist() == ["oanno2", "oanno3"]
    assert subset.is_view
    # would modify obs, so it should actualize subset and not modify adata
    subset.obs.drop(columns=["oanno1"], inplace=True)
    assert not subset.is_view
    assert subset.obs.columns.tolist() == ["oanno2", "oanno3"]

    assert adata.obs.columns.tolist() == ["oanno1", "oanno2", "oanno3"]
def __init__(self):
        # Fix some key bindings
        self.bind("<Control-Key-a>", self.select_all)
        # We will need Ctrl-/ for the "stroke", but it cannot be unbound, so
        # let's prevent it from being passed to the standard handler
        self.bind("<Control-Key-/>", lambda event: "break")
        # Diacritical bindings
        for a, k in self.accents:
            # Little-known feature of Tk, it allows to bind an event to
            # multiple keystrokes
            self.bind("<Control-Key-%s><Key>" % k,
                      lambda event, a=a: self.insert_accented(event.char, a))