Module Kwcsv

module Kwcsv: sig .. end

Functions to Parse Comma-Separated Values (CSV)

Author(s): Keith Waclena

include Kwio.EOL

val record : ?quote:char -> ?sep:char -> ?eol:eol -> Pervasives.in_channel -> string list

Deprecated.You should use Kwcsv.fold.
record ?quote ?sep ?eol chan: read one CSV record from chan

exception CSV of int * string

Error in CSV syntax: line number * message

type eoltype =

`\|`	`LF`
`\|`	`CR`
`\|`	`CRLF`
`\|`	`AUTO`

The type of line-endings for Kwcsv.Fold.fold input CSV files.

val string_of_eol : eoltype -> string

val eol_of_string : string -> eoltype

module type PortalineType = sig .. end

module Portaline: sig .. end

module type PF = sig .. end

module type Uutflike = sig .. end

The signature of the input structure to Kwcsv.Unicode.

module AUTO: sig .. end

Encoding structure for "automatic" Unicode decoding.

module Unicode: functor (Uutf : Uutflike) -> functor (E : sig
val encoding : Uutf.decoder_encoding option
end) -> sig .. end

Functor to be applied to Uutf.

module Fold: functor (Portaline : PF) -> sig .. end

Folding over CSV files, possibly Unicode ones.

val fold : ?eol:eoltype ->
       ?q:string ->
       ?comma:string ->
       ?warn:(int -> unit) ->
       ('a -> int -> string list -> 'a) -> 'a -> Pervasives.in_channel -> 'a

Non-unicode-aware version of Kwcsv.Fold.fold for legacy applications.

This can fail surprisingly on Unicode CSV files that begin with a Unicode byte order mark, by corrupting the first field-name in a header line.

You should really use Uutf to make a Unicode-aware version.