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Reading and writing comma separated values. Forked from clojure/data.csv by @github/plexus to expose the private #'read-record function, and to address some reflection warnings.

Reading and writing comma separated values. Forked from
clojure/data.csv by @github/plexus to expose the private #'read-record
function, and to address some reflection warnings.
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read-csvclj

(read-csv input & options)

Reads CSV-data from input (String or java.io.Reader) into a lazy sequence of vectors.

Valid options are :separator (default ,) :quote (default ")

Reads CSV-data from input (String or java.io.Reader) into a lazy
sequence of vectors.

 Valid options are
   :separator (default \,)
   :quote (default \")
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Read-CSV-Fromcljprotocol

read-csv-fromclj

(read-csv-from input sep quote)
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read-recordclj

(read-record reader sep quote)
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write-csvclj

(write-csv writer data & options)

Writes data to writer in CSV-format.

Valid options are :separator (Default ,) :quote (Default ") :quote? (A predicate function which determines if a string should be quoted. Defaults to quoting only when necessary.) :newline (:lf (default) or :cr+lf)

Writes data to writer in CSV-format.

Valid options are
  :separator (Default \,)
  :quote (Default \")
  :quote? (A predicate function which determines if a string should be quoted. Defaults to quoting only when necessary.)
  :newline (:lf (default) or :cr+lf)
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write-recordclj

(write-record writer record sep quote quote?)
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