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Re: They Did It Again! - - A solution of sorts |
Sure. here's a sample search output. 2013-01-15T16:09:37.080Z,-62.571,-161.432,10,6.1,mww,75,40.8,,1.13,pde,pde20130115160937080_10,2013-03-16T00:10:01.541Z,"Pacific-Antarctic Ridge",earthquake It's supposed to be a CSV file, but this; 2013-01-15T16:09:37.080Z, contains a mixture of numbers and letters which would have to be read as a string and then decoded and this; 40,8,,1.13, shows a missing value at the ,, location. Both of these will cause a read error and can't be easily handled because they are unpredictable. The only option is to read it as a string line and break it down piece by piece. Roger Follow Ups: ● Re: They Did It Again! - - A working solution - Roger Hunter 20:52:17 - 9/5/2013 (100810) (1) ● Re: They Did It Again! - - A working solution - Skywise 00:24:53 - 9/6/2013 (100811) (1) ● Re: They Did It Again! - - A working solution - Roger Hunter 09:11:50 - 9/6/2013 (100813) (2) ● Re: They Did It Again! - - A working solution - Skywise 16:21:45 - 9/6/2013 (100823) (0) ● Re: They Did It Again! - - A glitch - Roger Hunter 12:36:55 - 9/6/2013 (100816) (2) ● Re: They Did It Again! - - A glitch fixed - Roger Hunter 14:44:59 - 9/6/2013 (100821) (0) ● Re: They Did It Again! - - A glitch fixed - Roger Hunter 14:44:33 - 9/6/2013 (100820) (0) |
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