My goal is not to interprete a csv file, but interpret a record in a
csv file. All this logic could be implemented in a class that would
then call the function I'm completing.
But usually, you just can't detect what is the field separator. This
is why, for example, OpenOffice is always prompting a box to set the
parameters properly.
But now I've a pretty sad problem, passing an array of string as var
will fail. I must create a type TArrayOfString. But I'll send my code
then maybe some coders here will find a solution I don't know of.
2006/6/6, George Birbilis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Sometimes the first line contains the NAMES of the columns instead of data,
but this isn't necessery. I suppose you can find out what the separator is
(comma or tab) if you assume names don't contain separators
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