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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. With this line the result is correct:
"16644","TP-Link Antenna Extension Cable
TL-ANT24EC5S","Antenne","6935364052058","TL-ANT24EC5S","TP-Link",7.20,"0",""
COLUMN 01 : 16644
COLUMN 02 : TP-Link Antenna Extension Cable TL-ANT24EC5S
COLUMN 03 : Antenne
COLUMN 04 : 6935364052058
COLUMN 05 : TL-ANT24EC5S
COLUMN 06 : TP-Link
COLUMN 07 : 7.20
COLUMN 08 : 0
COLUMN 09 : "
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END OF ROW 04
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2. With htis line, the result is NOT correct bc the comma in '2,4GHz':
"15844","TP-Link Antenne 5dBi Indoor Omni-dircetional 2,4GHz
TL-ANT2405C","Antenne","6935364052010","TL-ANT2405C","TP-Link",3.60,"11",""
COLUMN 01 : 15844
COLUMN 02 : TP-Link Antenne 5dBi Indoor Omni-dircetional 2,
COLUMN 03 : 4GHz TL-ANT2405
COLUMN 04 : Antenne
COLUMN 05 : 6935364052010
COLUMN 06 : TL-ANT2405C
COLUMN 07 : TP-Link
COLUMN 08 : 3.60
COLUMN 09 : 11
COLUMN 10 : "
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END OF ROW 05
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What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The correct result would be an output of 9 elements instead of 10.
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Version is 1.0, tested with Fedora 19, Ubunti 11.10, Ubuntu 10.x
Please provide any additional information below.
I liej the idea of csv-parser, but I think, there is a little bit lack of
maintenance ;-)
Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected]
on 4 Feb 2012 at 7:11