http://pear.php.net/bugs/search.php?cmd=display&package_name%5B0%5D=File_CSV Search Results en-us pear-webmaster@lists.php.net pear-webmaster@lists.php.net hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://pear.php.net/gifs/pearsmall.gif http://pear.php.net/bugs http://pear.php.net/bugs/19510 File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by greywacke 2012-07-18T03:04:11+00:00 PHP: 5.3.13 OS: linux Package Version: 1.0.0 Description: ------------ I was wondering if the array returned by the discoverFormat method of the File_CSV class could be extended by adding the line terminated and escape characters as elements… perhaps attempt discovering, and if unable to discover; or not found – return \ and \r\n as default? Test script: --------------- require_once 'File/CSV.php'; $config = File_CSV::discoverFormat(realpath('test.csv')); print_r($config); Expected result: ---------------- // example from test csv format discovery Array ( [fields] => 3 [sep] => , [quote] => " [esc] => \ [term] => \r\n ) Actual result: -------------- // current capabilities Array ( [fields] => 3 [sep] => , [quote] => " )]]> File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by greywacke 2012-07-18T03:04:11+00:00 PHP: 5.3.13 OS: linux Package Version: 1.0.0 Description: ------------ I was wondering if the array returned by the discoverFormat method of the File_CSV class could be extended by adding the line terminated and escape characters as elements… perhaps attempt discovering, and if unable to discover; or not found – return \ and \r\n as default? Test script: --------------- require_once 'File/CSV.php'; $config = File_CSV::discoverFormat(realpath('test.csv')); print_r($config); Expected result: ---------------- // example from test csv format discovery Array ( [fields] => 3 [sep] => , [quote] => " [esc] => \ [term] => \r\n ) Actual result: -------------- // current capabilities Array ( [fields] => 3 [sep] => , [quote] => " )]]> 2012-07-18T03:04:11+00:00 pierre &#x61;&#116; greywacke &#x64;&#111;&#x74; co &#x64;&#111;&#x74; za File_CSV Feature/Change Request http://pear.php.net/bugs/19255 File_CSV Bug Reported by remicollet 2012-01-30T01:15:34+00:00 PHP: 5.4 RC (specify # in Description) OS: GNU/Linux (Fedora 16) Package Version: 1.0.0 Description: ------------ Because of var_dump output changes, this test fails with php 5.4. $ cat ./CSV/bug13332.diff 002- [0]=> 002+ [0] => 004- [0]=> 004+ [0] => ... I think, a switch to a simple print_r could be a good solution. Please, see attached patch]]> File_CSV Bug Reported by remicollet 2012-01-30T01:15:34+00:00 PHP: 5.4 RC (specify # in Description) OS: GNU/Linux (Fedora 16) Package Version: 1.0.0 Description: ------------ Because of var_dump output changes, this test fails with php 5.4. $ cat ./CSV/bug13332.diff 002- [0]=> 002+ [0] => 004- [0]=> 004+ [0] => ... I think, a switch to a simple print_r could be a good solution. Please, see attached patch]]> 2012-01-30T04:22:44+00:00 Fedora &#x61;&#116; FamilleCollet &#x64;&#111;&#x74; com File_CSV Bug http://pear.php.net/bugs/12276 File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by cweiske 2007-10-19T05:59:51+00:00 PHP: 5.2.4 OS: Package Version: CVS Description: ------------ Currently it is not possible to use File_CSV to directly write to php://output or php://stdout since the protocol is stripped out in File.php. If you have an application that creates downloadable CSV files, you probably want to directly output it to the browser instead of writing it to disk first.]]> File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by cweiske 2007-10-19T05:59:51+00:00 PHP: 5.2.4 OS: Package Version: CVS Description: ------------ Currently it is not possible to use File_CSV to directly write to php://output or php://stdout since the protocol is stripped out in File.php. If you have an application that creates downloadable CSV files, you probably want to directly output it to the browser instead of writing it to disk first.]]> 2007-10-19T05:59:51+00:00 cweiske &#x61;&#116; php &#x64;&#111;&#x74; net File_CSV Feature/Change Request http://pear.php.net/bugs/12275 File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by cweiske 2007-10-19T05:58:06+00:00 PHP: 5.2.4 OS: Package Version: CVS Description: ------------ It would be very helpful if one could directly use file handles instead of always having to pass a file name. This is especially needed when writing CSV into an already open file.]]> File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by cweiske 2007-10-19T05:58:06+00:00 PHP: 5.2.4 OS: Package Version: CVS Description: ------------ It would be very helpful if one could directly use file handles instead of always having to pass a file name. This is especially needed when writing CSV into an already open file.]]> 2007-10-19T05:58:06+00:00 cweiske &#x61;&#116; php &#x64;&#111;&#x74; net File_CSV Feature/Change Request http://pear.php.net/bugs/7742 File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by olivierg 2006-05-28T22:57:08+00:00 PHP: 4.4.2 OS: Debian Package Version: Description: ------------ Could you please add a feature to parse a string that contains CSV data. Like : $array = File_CSV::parse($string); I know this is not really about files, but it concerns CSV. I need it and am about to copy/paste some of your parsing routines into my code, which is not the best thing IMO.]]> File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by olivierg 2006-05-28T22:57:08+00:00 PHP: 4.4.2 OS: Debian Package Version: Description: ------------ Could you please add a feature to parse a string that contains CSV data. Like : $array = File_CSV::parse($string); I know this is not really about files, but it concerns CSV. I need it and am about to copy/paste some of your parsing routines into my code, which is not the best thing IMO.]]> 2007-08-11T21:14:05+00:00 olivier &#x61;&#116; samalyse &#x64;&#111;&#x74; com File_CSV Feature/Change Request http://pear.php.net/bugs/3935 File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by crain@... 2005-03-23T23:29:05+00:00 PHP: 4.3.9 OS: Win XP Package Version: Description: ------------ Hi, I would like to see an optional third parameter to File_CSV::read() to instruct the method whether or not to ignore lines with more or fewer fields than calculated by File_CSV::discoverFormat(), e.g. function read($file, &$conf, $ignoreSize = false). Currently, the test at the end of the method results in valid csv data not being returned to the calling script, even though a valid csv file may have lines having varying numbers of elements. If the exploded pieces of a line <> $conf['fields'] (which, being based only on the first five lines of a file, should be only a guideline in any case) the parsed line is not returned. The current behavior breaks PEAR::Contact_AddressBook::importFromFile(), which relies on File_CSV::read() for parsing csv exports from contact managers, which very typically export files of varying numbers of fields. I think it should be up to the calling script to determine how to respond to a mismatch in size. Thanks! Andy Crain]]> File_CSV Feature/Change Request Reported by crain@... 2005-03-23T23:29:05+00:00 PHP: 4.3.9 OS: Win XP Package Version: Description: ------------ Hi, I would like to see an optional third parameter to File_CSV::read() to instruct the method whether or not to ignore lines with more or fewer fields than calculated by File_CSV::discoverFormat(), e.g. function read($file, &$conf, $ignoreSize = false). Currently, the test at the end of the method results in valid csv data not being returned to the calling script, even though a valid csv file may have lines having varying numbers of elements. If the exploded pieces of a line <> $conf['fields'] (which, being based only on the first five lines of a file, should be only a guideline in any case) the parsed line is not returned. The current behavior breaks PEAR::Contact_AddressBook::importFromFile(), which relies on File_CSV::read() for parsing csv exports from contact managers, which very typically export files of varying numbers of fields. I think it should be up to the calling script to determine how to respond to a mismatch in size. Thanks! Andy Crain]]> 2007-08-11T21:13:39+00:00 crain &#x61;&#116; fuse &#x64;&#111;&#x74; net File_CSV Feature/Change Request