I've look inside the code a bit fast. The SEP command doesn't seems to be implemented. SEP command identify the separator character used inside CSV file, while the separator is an input for csv that are without it.
that's the syntax:
SEP=;
1,2,3,4,
2,3,4,5
if SEP=X
then
1x2x3x4
2x3x4x5
You should implement it.
over. LHN
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SEP command appears not to be a part of the formal CSV format, from checking in some CSV format definition pages... It seems to be something specific for MS-Excel.
Anyway, the "constructor" enables to specify the delimiter (It's C, there is no real c'tor but there is a c'tor-like functuion)
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I've look inside the code a bit fast. The SEP command doesn't seems to be implemented. SEP command identify the separator character used inside CSV file, while the separator is an input for csv that are without it.
that's the syntax:
SEP=;
1,2,3,4,
2,3,4,5
if SEP=X
then
1x2x3x4
2x3x4x5
You should implement it.
over.
LHN
SEP command appears not to be a part of the formal CSV format, from checking in some CSV format definition pages... It seems to be something specific for MS-Excel.
Anyway, the "constructor" enables to specify the delimiter (It's C, there is no real c'tor but there is a c'tor-like functuion)