CsvConstants

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1. final def !=(arg0: Any): Boolean

   

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2. final def ##(): Int

   

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3. final def ==(arg0: Any): Boolean

   

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6. val commonCharsets: IndexedSeq[Charset]

   

   Somewhat ad hoc list of charsets that could be common.

   Somewhat ad hoc list of charsets that could be common. If you have a better idea what should be here, let me know! Cyrillic? Asian?

   Idea is that this contains a small set of guesses that together would cover a large fraction of real world cases. Full coverage is not feasible so only charsets with presumed relatively large user base should be included.

   This is list is the default set of attempted locales in fi.pelam.csv.table.DetectingTableReader.

   If this library is used in some rare context, then the defaults provided in this class will most likely have to be overridden appropriately by client code.

7. val commonLocales: IndexedSeq[Locale]

   

   Pretty much ad hoc list of locales that could be common.

   Pretty much ad hoc list of locales that could be common. If you have a better idea what should be here, let me know!

   Idea is that this contains a small set of guesses that together would cover a large fraction of real world cases. Full coverage is not feasible so only locales with presumed relatively large user base should be included.

   This is list is the default set of attempted locales in fi.pelam.csv.table.DetectingTableReader.

   If this library is used in some rare context, then the defaults provided in this class will most likely have to be overridden appropriately by client code.

8. val commonSeparators: IndexedSeq[Char]

   

   Somewhat ad hoc list of charsets that could be common.

   Somewhat ad hoc list of charsets that could be common. If you have a better idea what should be here, let me know! Cyrillic? Asian?

   Idea is that this contains a small set of guesses that together would cover a large fraction of real world cases. Full coverage is not feasible so only separator with presumed relatively large user base should be included.

   This is list is the default set of attempted locales in fi.pelam.csv.table.DetectingTableReader.

   If this library is used in some rare context, then the defaults provided in this class will most likely have to be overridden appropriately by client code.

9. val defaultCharset: Charset

   

   There is no really any de facto character set for CSV, but UTF-8 is a good place to start with for anything.

10. val defaultSeparatorChar: Char

    

    Default separator in CSV is the comma as in "Comma Separated Values".

    Default separator in CSV is the comma as in "Comma Separated Values".

    However this changes depending on locale. Comma is not used in (some?) locales where standard number formats use comma as the decimal separator.

    At least MS Excel with Finnish locale uses semicolon as separator.

11. val doubleQuote: String

    

    Quote char escaped as two quotes.

12. final def eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

    

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13. def equals(arg0: Any): Boolean

    

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14. def finalize(): Unit

    

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16. def hashCode(): Int

    

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17. final def isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean

    

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18. val localeFi: Locale

    

    Constant for commonLocales.

19. final def ne(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

    

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20. final def notify(): Unit

    

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22. val quote: String

    

    Double quote as string.

23. val quoteChar: Char

    

    Excel uses double quotes for cells containing the current separator character.

    Excel uses double quotes for cells containing the current separator character. Two double quotes are used to encode a doulbe quote character in cell.

24. final def synchronized[T0](arg0: ⇒ T0): T0

    

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25. def toString(): String

    

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