Orlando Andico wrote:
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> in my experience DBD::CSV can be iffy. I just use Text::CSV_XS (where you
> can better control delimiters and stuff)
Sorry, but AFAIK that just ain't true. DBD::CSV *uses* Text::CSV_XS and
anything you can set directly in Text_CSV_XS you can set through
DBD::CSV including the field and record separators and escape
characters. Whether DBD::CSV tells your settings to Text::CSV_XS or you
tell them to Text::CSV_XS yourself is fairly irrelevant.
> and DBD::RAM. =)
Which is now DBD::AnyData and which also allows you to set any
delimiters, separators, or escape characters that you can set in
Text::CSV_XS as well as providing some built-in common variants like
CSV, Tab or Pipe "delimited", etc. Unlike DBD::CSV, DBD::AnyData does
this via its own regexes (variants of Friedl) rather than through
Text::CSV_XS but the results should be pretty similar.
--
Jeff
