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The library supports specifying a CSV dialect (e.g. TSV), and so does the CSVW spec in more or less the same manner, but the command-line tool doesn’t pick up this info. Why not?
[Note that there are some minimal changes in the CSVW spec compared to CSVDDF—e.g.lineTerminators (may be a string or array of strings) not lineTerminator. I’d be OK even with a CSVDDF-equivalent subset.]
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Ah, this seems to be a bit more nuanced: the CLI only complains if the lineTerminators attribute is a string (which is valid according to CSVW), but not if it is an array of strings (which is also valid according to CSVW). The error message however is rather unhelpful.
The library supports specifying a CSV dialect (e.g. TSV), and so does the CSVW spec in more or less the same manner, but the command-line tool doesn’t pick up this info. Why not?
[Note that there are some minimal changes in the CSVW spec compared to CSVDDF—e.g.
lineTerminators
(may be a string or array of strings) notlineTerminator
. I’d be OK even with a CSVDDF-equivalent subset.]The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: