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114 or add some quotes/apostrophes (which still requires escaping, because what if we have e.g. name field containing an apostrophe?). |
114 or add some quotes/apostrophes (which still requires escaping, because what if we have e.g. name field containing an apostrophe?). |
115 And parsing such inputs by classic tools and regular expressions is not easy and sometimes even not possible. |
115 And parsing such inputs by classic tools and regular expressions is not easy and sometimes even not possible. |
116 </p> |
116 </p> |
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119 There are also other problems like character encoding, missing meta-data (e.g. field names and types), joining multiple files (Is there always a new-line character at the end of the file? Or is there a BOM at the beginning of the file?) |
119 There are also other problems like character encoding, missing meta-data (e.g. field names and types), joining multiple files (Is there always a new-line character at the end of the file? Or is there some nasty BOM at the beginning of the file?) |
120 or passing several types of data in a single stream (we have list of animals and we can have e.g. also a list of foods or list of our staff where each list has different fields). |
120 or passing several types of data in a single stream (we have list of animals and we can have e.g. also a list of foods or list of our staff where each list has different fields). |
121 </p> |
121 </p> |
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123 </text> |
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