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*** README 13 Jan 2008 17:27:14 -0000 1.7
--- README 14 Jan 2008 04:35:30 -0000 1.8
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- freadcsv_data converts non-quoted numeric fields to integer or double values
! automatically. Invalidly formated CSV strings force the invocation of a
'csv_error MSG' rule.
fwritecsv_data writes integer or double values to non-quoted fields. The
handling of quoted or non-quoted fields is automatic. Fields with types
! other than floats, integers, or strings force the invocation of a
'csv_error MSG' rule.
--- 28,36 ----
- freadcsv_data converts non-quoted numeric fields to integer or double values
! automatically. Invalidly formatted CSV strings force the invocation of a
'csv_error MSG' rule.
fwritecsv_data writes integer or double values to non-quoted fields. The
handling of quoted or non-quoted fields is automatic. Fields with types
! other than floats, integers or strings force the invocation of a
'csv_error MSG' rule.
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with embedded end of lines. It does not check for a valid record. The two
other primary interface functions, csvstr_to_tuple and tuple_to_csvstr
! convert CSV formated strings to tuples and vice versa.
The routines described above read/write one record at a time. Additional
! functions (freadfilecsv_data and fwritefilecsv_data) are provided to convert
between entire CSV files and lists of tuples. Note that these require that
the entire data fits into RAM and will thus be inefficient for huge datasets.
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with embedded end of lines. It does not check for a valid record. The two
other primary interface functions, csvstr_to_tuple and tuple_to_csvstr
! convert CSV formatted strings to tuples and vice versa.
The routines described above read/write one record at a time. Additional
! functions (freadcsvfile_data and fwritecsvfile_data) are provided to convert
between entire CSV files and lists of tuples. Note that these require that
the entire data fits into RAM and will thus be inefficient for huge datasets.
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