Kent Johnson wrote on 02.12.2005:
>Jan Eden wrote:
>>I guess I need to notify the engineer responsible for the CSV
>>output and have the quoting corrected.
>
>If that is possible it is a much better solution. I hate to hack
>around bad data - much better to correct the source of the data if
>possi
Jan Eden wrote:
> I guess I need to notify the engineer responsible for the CSV output
> and have the quoting corrected.
If that is possible it is a much better solution. I hate to hack around bad
data - much better to correct the source of the data if possible.
In fact you may have little choic
Kent Johnson wrote on 02.12.2005:
>I'm not entirely sure how you want to interpret the data above. One
>possibility is to just change the double "" to single " before
>processing with csv. For example:
>
># data is the raw data from the whole file
>data = '''""hotel,hamburg"","1","0","0"
>""hotel,
Jan Eden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to parse a CSV file using the csv module:
>
> "hotel","9,463","95","1.00"
> "hotels","7,033","73","1.04"
> "hotels hamburg","2,312","73","3.16"
> "hotel hamburg","2,708","42","1.55"
> "Hotels","2,854","41","1.44"
> "hotel berlin","2,614","31","1.19"
>
> Unfortuna
Hi,
I need to parse a CSV file using the csv module:
"hotel","9,463","95","1.00"
"hotels","7,033","73","1.04"
"hotels hamburg","2,312","73","3.16"
"hotel hamburg","2,708","42","1.55"
"Hotels","2,854","41","1.44"
"hotel berlin","2,614","31","1.19"
The idea is to use each single keyword (field 1)
