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When you dump data from (e.g.) mysql (using "--batch" and "--raw") you get something CSV-like.
The issues here are
Fields are not quoted
Quotes can appear in values
Tab is the separator
Ideally we would have the possibility to tell the underlying CSV class that we do not have quoted fields, that quotes need not be escaped and have a (more convenient) way to define a control-character as the separator.
But I think the most important issue is that we would need to be able to set :liberal _parsing
Cite:
When set to a true value, CSV will attempt to parse input not conformant with RFC 4180, such as double quotes in unquoted fields.
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When you dump data from (e.g.) mysql (using "--batch" and "--raw") you get something CSV-like.
The issues here are
Ideally we would have the possibility to tell the underlying CSV class that we do not have quoted fields, that quotes need not be escaped and have a (more convenient) way to define a control-character as the separator.
But I think the most important issue is that we would need to be able to set :liberal _parsing
Cite:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: