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parse_row

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parse_row(src, idx, out_dev, fs = nil, rs = nil) public

Parse a line from string. Consider using CSV.parse_line instead. To parse lines in CSV string, see EXAMPLE below.

EXAMPLE

  src = "a,b\r\nc,d\r\ne,f"
  idx = 0
  begin
    parsed = []
    parsed_cells, idx = CSV.parse_row(src, idx, parsed)
    puts "Parsed #{ parsed_cells } cells."
    p parsed
  end while parsed_cells > 0

ARGS

  src: a CSV data to be parsed.  Must respond '[](idx)'.
    src[](idx) must return a char. (Not a string such as 'a', but 97).
    src[](idx_out_of_bounds) must return nil.  A String satisfies this
    requirement.
  idx: index of parsing location of 'src'.  0 origin.
  out_dev: buffer for parsed cells.  Must respond '<<(aString)'.
  col_sep: Column separator.  ?, by default.  If you want to separate
    fields with semicolon, give ?; here.
  row_sep: Row separator.  nil by default.  nil means "\r\n or \n".  If you
    want to separate records with \r, give ?\r here.

RETURNS

  parsed_cells: num of parsed cells.
  idx: index of next parsing location of 'src'.

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# File lib/csv.rb, line 214
  def CSV.parse_row(src, idx, out_dev, fs = nil, rs = nil)
    fs ||= ','
    if fs.is_a?(Fixnum)
      fs = fs.chr
    end
    if !rs.nil? and rs.is_a?(Fixnum)
      rs = rs.chr
    end
    idx_backup = idx
    parsed_cells = 0
    res_type = :DT_COLSEP
    begin
      while res_type != :DT_ROWSEP
        res_type, idx, cell = parse_body(src, idx, fs, rs)
        if res_type == :DT_EOS
          if idx == idx_backup #((parsed_cells == 0) and cell.nil?)
            return 0, 0
          end
          res_type = :DT_ROWSEP
        end
        parsed_cells += 1
        out_dev << cell
      end
    rescue IllegalFormatError
      return 0, 0
    end
    return parsed_cells, idx
  end

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