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read_n_segments() [1/2] std::tuple< VecColumn< Ts, 1 >... > read_n_segments ( Segment  rows, const TypedKey< Ts, TKey > &...  keys  ) const Read segments of columns specified by their names or indices. The rows to be read in the table are specified as a Segment object, that is, a lower and upper bounds. The same bounds are used for all columns. Warning Multidimensional columns are read as vector columns as of today.