Tino Lange wrote:
>>> I'm trying to use the csv Parser included with Python. Field Delimiter
>>> is "|", Line Delimiter is "#". Unfortunately it doesn't work as
>>> expected. The parser seems to just ignore the 'lineterminator'?
>>
>> The csv reader accepts '\r' '\r\n' or '\n' as line endings, ev
Tino> Is this going to be changed? Is someone working on it? Or are
Tino> patches for SF wanted?
A patch that removes this constraint would be helpful.
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Peter Otten wrote:
> Tino Lange wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to use the csv Parser included with Python. Field Delimiter is
>> "|", Line Delimiter is "#". Unfortunately it doesn't work as expected.
>> The parser seems to just ignore the 'lineterminator'?
>
> The csv reader accepts '\r' '\r\n' or '\n'
Peter Otten wrote:
> memfile = (s + "\n" for s in "1a|1b|1c|1d#2a|2b|2c|2d#3a|3b|3c
> 3d#".split("#") if s)
I just found out that you need not add "\n" to the line.
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Tino Lange wrote:
> I'm trying to use the csv Parser included with Python. Field Delimiter is
> "|", Line Delimiter is "#". Unfortunately it doesn't work as expected. The
> parser seems to just ignore the 'lineterminator'?
The csv reader accepts '\r' '\r\n' or '\n' as line endings, even mixed in
Hi!
I'm trying to use the csv Parser included with Python. Field Delimiter is
"|", Line Delimiter is "#". Unfortunately it doesn't work as expected. The
parser seems to just ignore the 'lineterminator'?
Here's some example:
> $ cat test.py
> #! /usr/bin/env python
>
> import sys, csv, cStringIO
