reopen 365029 !
Hi,
I've run ran into this problem too.
Unfortunately setting binary=>1 isn't enough. Although the module will now
seem to parse the file without errors, it doesn't correctly deal with the
character set of the input and treats it only as a bunch of bytes. This is
even the case where you have explicitly (correctly) set the character set of
the CSV file.
This is fine in situations where your code is doing something trivial, but
needs workarounds in other cases. For example reading in a CSV file in
ISO-8859-1, and outputting UTF-8 XML.
It would seem that the XS parts of the module need updating in line with
Perl's Unicode support. I note that somebody has taken ownership of the
module upstream with the intent of fixing this, and has already started to
release updated versions of the module.
Carl
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