[q-lang-cvs] q-csv README,1.12,1.13 csv.q,1.18,1.19

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	README csv.q 
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fixed README and csv.q comments to reflect changes

Index: README
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RCS file: /cvsroot/q-lang/q-csv/README,v
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*** README	11 Feb 2008 14:15:38 -0000	1.12
--- README	6 Mar 2008 21:24:15 -0000	1.13
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*** 39,55 ****
  - fwritecsv is equivalent to swritecsv except that writing is to a file.
  
- The above routines are defined in terms of the following primary interface
- functions fread_csvstr, csvstr_to_tuple and tuple_to_csvstr:
- 
- - fread_csvstr reads a single CSV record from a file. This essentially works
-   like freads, but handles quoted newlines embedded in a field value. Note
-   that fread_csvstr does *not* verify that the string actually conforms to CSV
-   syntax.
- 
- - csvstr_to_tuple and tuple_to_csvstr convert CSV formatted strings to tuples
-   and vice versa. These functions check for correct CSV syntax and proper
-   field values, respectively, and return a 'csv_error MSG' term in case of an
-   error condition (see NOTES below).
- 
  The routines described above read/write one record at a time. Additional
  functions (sreadcsvlist, swritecsvlist, freadcsvlist and fwritecsvlist) are
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Index: csv.q
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RCS file: /cvsroot/q-lang/q-csv/csv.q,v
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*** csv.q	6 Mar 2008 16:19:08 -0000	1.18
--- csv.q	6 Mar 2008 21:24:15 -0000	1.19
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--- 31,48 ----
  from dict import dict, insert, vals, member;
  
+ /* Public Routines are defined in terms of the following primary interface
+    functions fread_csvstr, csvstr_to_tuple and tuple_to_csvstr:
+ 
+ - fread_csvstr reads a single CSV record from a file. This essentially works
+   like freads, but handles quoted newlines embedded in a field value. Note
+   that fread_csvstr does *not* verify that the string actually conforms to CSV
+   syntax.
+ 
+ - csvstr_to_tuple and tuple_to_csvstr convert CSV formatted strings to tuples
+   and vice versa. These functions check for correct CSV syntax and proper
+   field values, respectively, and return a 'csv_error MSG' term in case of an
+   error condition.
+ */
+ 
  private extern fread_csvstr FILE QUOTE;
  private extern tuple_to_csvstr ARGS REC;
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  /* Convert a tuple (record) to a CSV string.
     Dialect: CSV format specification. If none is given, defaults to
              RFC4180 for Windows and UNIX for all other OSs.
-    Rec:     Tuple of fields to be converted to CSV format.
- 
     NOTE: Rec must contain ONLY strings, integers, and floating point numbers.
           If a field is some other type, the 'csv_error MSG' rule is invoked.
--- 119,125 ----
  	
  /* Convert a tuple (record) to a CSV string.
+    Rec:     Tuple of fields to be converted to CSV format.
     Dialect: CSV format specification. If none is given, defaults to
              RFC4180 for Windows and UNIX for all other OSs.
     NOTE: Rec must contain ONLY strings, integers, and floating point numbers.
           If a field is some other type, the 'csv_error MSG' rule is invoked.
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*** 126,132 ****
  
  /* Convert a tuple (record) to a CSV string
     Dialect: CSV format specification. If none is given, defaults to
              RFC4180 for Windows and UNIX for all other OSs.
-    Rec:     Tuple of fields to be converted to CSV format.
  
     NOTE: The 'csv_error MSG' rule is invoked on improperly formatted strings.
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  /* Convert a tuple (record) to a CSV string
+    Rec:     Tuple of fields to be converted to CSV format.
     Dialect: CSV format specification. If none is given, defaults to
              RFC4180 for Windows and UNIX for all other OSs.
  
     NOTE: The 'csv_error MSG' rule is invoked on improperly formatted strings.