Hi ,
thanks for the reply...
fast csv is the the csv module for Python...
and actually the string cannot be modified because
it is received from a third party and we are not supposed to modify the
data in any way..
for details on the fast CSV module please visit
www.object-craft.com.au/projects/csv/ or
import fastcsv
csv = fastcsv.parser(strict = 1,field_sep = ',') // part of
configuration
and somewhere in the code... we are using
data = csv.parse(line)
all i mean to say is, csv.reader is nowhere in the code
and somehow we got to modify the existing code.
looking forward to ur kind reply ...
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> "sonald" wrote:
>
> > Thanks for a quick response...
> > E.g record is: "askin"em"
>
> that's usually stored as "askin""em" in a CSV file, and the csv module
> has no problem handling that:
>
> >>> import csv, StringIO
> >>> source = StringIO.StringIO('"askin""em"\n')
> >>> list(csv.reader(source))
> [['askin"em']]
>
> to use another quote character, use the quotechar option to the reader
> function:
>
> >>> source = StringIO.StringIO('|askin"em|\n')
> >>> list(csv.reader(source, quotechar='|'))
> [['askin"em']]
>
> > Also please note that the string cannot be modified at all.
>
> not even by the Python program that reads the data? sounds scary.
>
> what's fastcsv, btw? the only thing google finds with that name is a
> Ruby library...
>
> </F>
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