On Jul 26, 2009, at 12:04 PM, Scott Andrew wrote:
If x number of objects in your CSV file represent an object, then parse it by hand and put the data into an object that it represents.
This assumes your CSV will always represent a certain data type. That's a pretty big assumption for a data format that is purposefully wide open so that it can define a multitude of "record" formats.
If you already know the structure, then it's a well-defined format and you're unlikely to be using CSV anyway. Of course, only the OP can answer this in his case.
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