On 2/26/14, 9:37 PM, AndyHC wrote:
+1 for simplicity. For most 'non-global' applications you can pass all the data you need very simply e.g. quoted strings (you - can get a but clever with different quote marks and how you handle quotes in the string); comma/other field delimiters; CR or CR LF record delimiters.
One thing I really like about CSV is that you build it line-by-line. So, it isn't necessary to keep a multi-row structure around in memory at all.
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