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Maybe a csv like this should pass? Just ran in to this with some real-world data while using dat
"name" "finnp" "karissa" "mafintosh" "albert"
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I have just commited support for quoted strings. But I am thinking about also allowing other one-column csv like this
hello 1 2 3 4
However I am not exactly sure yet how to differentiate them from things like this
<xml> what </xml>
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Yeah, good point. perhaps we could just close this and the consumer can decide what to do if it returns null
On Thursday, August 6, 2015, Finn Pauls [email protected] wrote:
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Maybe a csv like this should pass? Just ran in to this with some real-world data while using dat
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