Chisel Wright wrote:
On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 06:02:23PM +0200, Robin Berjon wrote:
The default escape char is ", have you tried to set it to undef or the empty string? It looks as if it's escaping \t and \n

setting escape_char to undef seems to do exactly what I was expecting it to do before.

why didn't I try that earlier? (probably because RTFMing didn't make the
difference clear to me)

I thought about it because CSV is a terrible, terrible format and I got bitten by it badly much more than once. Baah. For tiny databases, DBD::SQLite is *much* better. Heck, as much as I bitch about people misusing XML for a small table I'd use XML over CSV any day. At least if some guy starts dumping Latin-9 in your nice UTF-8 it'll blow up instead of feeding junk to your application.


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