after update to xCode 7.1 i'm getting the error: Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1,adress=0x91) on the line: let lines : [String] = includeQuotedStringInFields(Fields:string.splitOnNewLine().filter{(includeElement: String) -> Bool in ... i'm not really sure how to debug it, used to work a treat in xcode 7 :)

File Structure:

• simplified the file structure and made it swiftpm-compliant
• deleted the explicit Test target and scheme and used the tests that come with each framework (you can now run the tests as usual with cmd+u)
• reused plists and headers for all targets

Code:

• changed the extension methods to computed properties
• cleaned up and simplified the code
• changed free functions to static functions on CSwiftV
• changed reduce in split: to an iterative version which improves performance by 36x from 180 seconds to 5 (I love reduce but if the accumulator is an array the array gets copied each time the closure is executed which sums up ...)
• changed the initializer's first label from "String" to "string"

Tests:

• added a performance test (simulate a csv string of 100k lines with 3 columns - that is my use case, can easily be changed)

What I haven't done yet:

• increase CocoaPods version
• create tvOS target
• create swiftpm package file

Hi,

I'm using your wonderful csv parser for a class asignment, but as i had to make it cross compilable to linux, i had to use the latest dev branch of swift 3. I modified your code to make it compliant to the new version, are you already updating your code, or would you like me to send the changes?

Thanks

My data looks like this: header1, header2 "the

first line header1",first line header 2

The value of header1 is parsed into: "the first line header1"

So the empty line got removed.

I looked into it briefly, and the problem is that the line of code below kicks out all empty newlines before it goes to merge quoted strings. The code that merges quoted strings and adds newlines back in never even knows about any empty lines that may have been part of the quoted string

        let lines : [String] = includeQuotedStringInFields(Fields:string.splitOnNewLine().filter{(includeElement: String) -> Bool in
            return !includeElement.isEmpty;
        } , quotedString: "\r\n")

I tested removing that line but clearly it's there for a reason - things start breaking without it ;)

As a potential fix maybe the code that removes empty lines could be more careful to not do it when there's quotes...

Side note: The code is really slick. Super short. Kudos.

I am unable to point to 0.0.6. it seems like 0.0.5 is the latest available. Can you please fix this? I'm having issues with Swift 3. Would love to keep it as a pod not add manually. Thanks

• updated for latest Xcode (Version 7.2 (7C68))
• fixes some style nits and inconsistencies (mostly spaces)
• rm unneeded semicolons
• rm unused main.swift file
• adds minimal .gitignore

Hey @Daniel1of1! It would be great to release v0.0.7 on CocoaPods in order to be able to use it as a dependency via Podspecs because there is no option to specify git tag/commit/branch there.

I was trying to use swift test and ran into the following error on Apple Swift version 3.0.1 (swiftlang-800.0.58.6 clang-800.0.42.1)

error: the package has an unsupported layout, unexpected source file(s) found: [directory]/CSwiftV/Tests/CSwiftVTests.swift
fix: move the file(s) inside a module

This seemed to fix it.

Would you mind tagging the latest release as 0.0.6? CSwiftV isn't compiling on the latest Swift dev release. (Here's the tag in my fork: https://github.com/noahemmet/CSwiftV/releases/tag/0.0.6)

Currently every line or cell with empty value are skipped. But im my case that what causing an issue !

id,timestamp,battery 
297699, ,95
297700,1448387879000,95

when i was accessing the value timestamp was having the value of 95, when it should be empty

I want to use CSwiftV in a project, but I'd like to pin it to a tag that includes Swift 2 support. I'll send a PR with a Podfile update once there's a tag to anchor it to.

It seems Swift Language Version needs to be updated. I still having a compilation error

The “Swift Language Version” (SWIFT_VERSION) build setting must be set to a supported 
value for targets which use Swift. Supported values are: 4.0, 4.2, 5.0. This setting can
 be set in the build settings editor.

"They used to work here, _____ they?",hadn't,weren't,didn't,used not,0,0,1,0,4

Created through Microsoft Excel, but "They used to work here, _____ they?" parsed as two different tokens, instead of one.

So quotes are ignored, it seems...

I'm downloading a cvs file without headers. I'm getting the next cvs string:

0.183764, -0.309156, 0.492920
0.183765, -0.309157, 0.492921
0.183766, -0.309158, 0.492922

Actually this library is taking as header the elements of the first row, and the rows are the elements of second a third rows from the downloaded string. I have fixed this bug with this code:

let csv = CSwiftV(string: csvString, separator: ",", headers: [String](count: 3, repeatedValue: "")) However, is there any way to disable the headers when these doesn't exist?... If not, can you add this to the library please?.. Maybe something like this:

let csv = CSwiftV(string: csvString, headersExist: false)