(C++) Create CSV File

Demonstrates how to create a new CSV file with some simple content.

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#include <CkCsv.h>

void ChilkatSample(void)
    {
    // This sample code creates a new CSV file (sample.csv)
    // that contains this content:
    // 
    // year,color,country,food
    // 2001,red,France,cheese
    // 2005,blue,"United States",hamburger

    CkCsv csv;

    // Indicate that the 1st row
    // should be treated as column names:
    csv.put_HasColumnNames(true);

    bool success = csv.SetColumnName(0,"year");
    success = csv.SetColumnName(1,"color");
    success = csv.SetColumnName(2,"country");
    success = csv.SetColumnName(3,"food");

    success = csv.SetCell(0,0,"2001");
    success = csv.SetCell(0,1,"red");
    success = csv.SetCell(0,2,"France");
    success = csv.SetCell(0,3,"cheese");

    success = csv.SetCell(1,0,"2005");
    success = csv.SetCell(1,1,"blue");
    success = csv.SetCell(1,2,"United States");
    success = csv.SetCell(1,3,"hamburger");

    // Write the CSV to a string and display:
    const char *csvDoc = 0;
    csvDoc = csv.saveToString();
    std::cout << csvDoc << "\r\n";

    // Save the CSV to a file:
    success = csv.SaveFile("out.csv");
    if (success != true) {
        std::cout << csv.lastErrorText() << "\r\n";
    }
    }