Hi Kendall,
> csv:serialize(A, map {'newline':
> ''})
The 'newline' option is a general serialization option; it cannot be
used with csv:serialize. If you want to take advantage of it, you
should use fn:serialize with method:csv [1]. Maybe my previous
response to George gives some more insight
Hi,
Before people post CSV files to a web service, they bring a troop of Guerillas
into a room and give them computer keyboards. After that the guerillas pound on
the keyboards and then click send. So, the CSV files that arrive can have
different separators between each other and they use
Hi Kendall,
Good point ;)
As left/right quote characters (and all the regional variants) could
indeed be proper input, it’s difficult to define generic rules that
work for all kind of data that is feeded into BaseX. I think the best
solution is to first retrieve the (let’s call it) CSV data as
Hi,
Thank you, I will certainly use the newline option instead of what I described,
I n the future.
Related to that, am I getting syntax wrong here:
csv:serialize(A, map {'newline':
''})
I get back unknown option ‘newline’. The same for item-separator and method.
Also, about the csv option
Hi Kendall,
> That results in CRLF for me when served from RESTXQ.
With RESTXQ, you could try the following:
declare
%output:method('csv')
%output:newline('\r\n')
function local:csv() {
};
> “tems can also be serialized as JSON if the Serialization Parameter method is
> set
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