Csv

Methods #

• __construct — Constructor Class constructor
• _check_count — Check if passed info might be delimiter Only used by find_delimiter
• _check_data — Check file data
• _detect_and_remove_sep_row_from_data — Support for Excel-compatible sep=? row.
• _enclose_value — Enclose values if needed - only used by unparse()
• _get_delimiter_from_sep_row — Detect separator using a nonstandard hack: such file starts with the first line containing only "sep=;", where the last character is the separator. Microsoft Excel is able to open such files.
• _guess_delimiter
• _parse_file — Parse File Read file to string and call _parse_string()
• _parse_string — Internal function to parse CSV strings to arrays.
• _rfile — Read local file.
• _validate_fields_for_unparse
• _validate_offset — Validates if the row is within the offset or not if sorting is disabled
• _validate_row_condition — Validate a row against a single condition
• _validate_row_conditions — Validate a row against specified conditions
• _wfile — Write to local file
• auto — Auto Auto-Detect Delimiter: Find delimiter by analyzing a specific number of rows to determine most probable delimiter character
• encoding — Encoding Convert character encoding
• getCollection — getCollection Returns a Illuminate/Collection object This may prove to be helpful to people who want to create macros, and or use map functions
• getTotalDataRowCount — Get total number of data rows (exclusive heading line if present) in CSV without parsing the whole data string.
• init
• load_data — Load local file or string.
• output — Output Generate a CSV based string for output.
• parse — Parse Parse a CSV file or string
• save — Save Save changes, or write a new file and/or data
• unparse — Create CSV data string from array