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Wren edited comment on CSV-153 at 6/18/15 2:09 PM:
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There is technically a workaround which involves not setting the headers in
CSVFormat which in turn ensures that the header record doesn't show up.
{code}
String[] headers = ...
CSVFormat format = ...
if (!skipHeaderRecord) {
format = format.withHeader(headers);
}
CSVPrinter printer = ...
{code}
I think changing CSVPrinter to skip creation of header record is a cleaner
solution compared to the workaround. Any comments?
was (Author: chanwr):
There is technically a workaround which involves not setting the headers in
CSVFormat which in turn ensures that the header record doesn't show up.
{code}
String[] headers = ...
CSVFormat format = ...
if (!skipHeaderRecord) {
format.withHeader(headers);
}
CSVPrinter printer = ...
{code}
I think changing CSVPrinter to skip creation of header record is a cleaner
solution compared to the workaround. Any comments?
> CSVPrinter doesn't skip creation of header record if skipHeaderRecord is set
> to true
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>
> Key: CSV-153
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CSV-153
> Project: Commons CSV
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Printer
> Reporter: Wren
> Priority: Minor
>
> CSVParser uses CSVFormat.getSkipHeaderRecord to initialize index mapping and
> skip the first record as well (initializeHeader method). It's inconsistent
> that CSVPrinter doesn't skip creation of header record since the
> skipHeaderRecord boolean should be applicable for reads/writes.
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