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| | set_separator (self, sep) |
| | Sets the character used to separate fields in the file.
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| | set_num_lines (self, num_lines) |
| | Used to limit the number of lines that will be read.
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| | close (self) |
| | Closes the reader.
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| | set_locale (self, locale_str) |
| | Sets the locale that will be used to read the file.
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| | read (self, row) |
| | Reads the next row as a string array.
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| | set_multilines (self, num_extralines) |
| | Allows the use of fields with more than one line.
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| | open (self, file_path) |
| | Opens the source file path.
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| | reset (self) |
| | Moves the reader to the beginning.
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| | set_start_line (self, start_line) |
| | Sets the number of lines to be skiped from the beginning.
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| set_single_line (self) |
| | Only allows single line fields.
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| | get_row (self) |
| | The row number for the current row.
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| __init__ (self) |
| | Constructs CSVReader.
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| | set_quotes (self, quotes) |
| | Sets the character used to quote fields.
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CSVReader interface.
A very simple CSV reader.
It works as any other RowReader, but open must be called once before the first read operation.
Using the format RFC 4180.
Except: leading and trailing spaces, adjacent to CSV separator character, are trimmed.
You can use your own separators and quote characters. By default the separator is the comma (,) and the quote character is the double quotes (").
Fields with multiple lines can be allowed (and the maximum lines specified),
but the default is a single line.
The locale string can be used to set the language, country and the file
encoding. The format must be "[language_territory][.codeset]". But
only the file encoding is being used in the current version.
The languages supported are: "en_US", "es_ES" and "ca_ES". <br>
The file encodings supported are: "utf8" and "iso88591".
For example:
To don't change the default locales, use an empty string: "".<br>
To read a file in utf8 with the default language settings use ".utf8".<br>
To read a file in iso88591 with English language use: "en_US.iso88591".
Check out the 'Data import' section in the SPARKSEE User Manual for more details on this.
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- Sparsity Technologies http://www.sparsity-technologies.com