(format-delimiter delimiter)Return a regex matching delimiter literally, so characters such as | * ? are not interpreted as regex syntax. e.g. (str/split "123@!?456" (format-delimiter "@!?")) => ["123" "456"]
Return a regex matching delimiter literally, so characters such as | * ? are not interpreted as regex syntax. e.g. (str/split "123@!?456" (format-delimiter "@!?")) => ["123" "456"]
(get-delimiter name)(get-delimiter name max-len)Infer the delimiter of a delimited text file: a substring of up to max-len characters (default 3), without letters or digits, that occurs equally often on each of the first 1000 non-blank lines (quoted values ignored). Common delimiters are preferred, otherwise the most frequent candidate. Returns nil if there is no candidate or the file cannot be read.
Infer the delimiter of a delimited text file: a substring of up to max-len characters (default 3), without letters or digits, that occurs equally often on each of the first 1000 non-blank lines (quoted values ignored). Common delimiters are preferred, otherwise the most frequent candidate. Returns nil if there is no candidate or the file cannot be read.
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