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CSV Special Chars - Comma, Double-Quotes
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The Chilkat CSV class/component automatically handles special characters which include double-quotes, and the delimiter character (comma or semicolon).The Chilkat CSV library/component/class is freeware. The downloads for .NET, C++, Perl, Java, Ruby, and Python contain all of the Chilkat classes, some of which are freeware and some of which require licensing.
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success := false
// This example program loads a file (sample.csv)
// that contains this content:
//
// year,color,country,food
// 2001,red,France,cheese
// 2005,blue,"United States",hamburger
// 2008,green,Italy,pasta
// 1998,orange,Japan,sushi
//
// The first row contains the column names.
// This file is available at:
// http://www.chilkatsoft.com/testData/sample.csv
csv := chilkat.NewCsv()
// Prior to loading the CSV file, indicate that the 1st row
// should be treated as column names:
csv.SetHasColumnNames(true)
// Load the CSV records from the file:
success = csv.LoadFile("sample.csv")
if success != true {
fmt.Println(csv.LastErrorText())
csv.DisposeCsv()
return
}
// A field may contain the delimiter character (in this case
// the delimiter is a comma):
// Change "cheese" to "cheese,baguette"
// ("cheese" is at row=0, column=3
success = csv.SetCell(0,3,"cheese,baguette")
// A field may also contain double-quotes:
// Change blue to shiny "metallic" blue
success = csv.SetCell(1,1,"shiny \"metallic\" blue")
// Write the updated CSV to a string and display:
var csvDoc *string = new(string)
csvDoc = csv.SaveToString()
fmt.Println(*csvDoc)
// Save the CSV to a file:
success = csv.SaveFile("out.csv")
if success != true {
fmt.Println(csv.LastErrorText())
}
// The out.csv contains this:
// year,color,country,food
// 2001,red,France,"cheese,baguette"
// 2005,"shiny ""metallic"" blue","United States",hamburger
// 2008,green,Italy,pasta
// 1998,orange,Japan,sush
csv.DisposeCsv()