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I use zsv library to parse simple csv files with fixed number of columns and expect zsv to emit a known number of cells for each row. However, empty files breaks that rule emitting a non-empty cell:
$ examples/lib/build/simple /dev/null
Row 1 has 1 columns of which 1 is non-blank
$ examples/lib/build/pull /dev/null
Row 1 has 1 columns of which 1 is non-blank
I think zsv should handle that case and return zsv_next_row(zsv) != zsv_status_row on first invocation.
$ git describe --tags
v0.3.5-alpha-7-g7780dac
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Hi,
I use
zsv
library to parse simplecsv
files with fixed number of columns and expectzsv
to emit a known number of cells for each row. However, empty files breaks that rule emitting a non-empty cell:I think
zsv
should handle that case and returnzsv_next_row(zsv) != zsv_status_row
on first invocation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: