final case class CsvConfiguration(cellSeparator: Char, quote: Char, quotePolicy: QuotePolicy, header: Header) extends Product with Serializable

Configuration for how to read / write CSV data.

Note that all engines don't necessarily support all features.

Source
CsvConfiguration.scala
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Instance Constructors

  1. new CsvConfiguration(cellSeparator: Char, quote: Char, quotePolicy: QuotePolicy, header: Header)

Value Members

  1. val cellSeparator: Char
  2. def hasHeader: Boolean

    Checks whether this configuration has a header, either for reading or writing.

  3. val header: Header
  4. def productElementNames: Iterator[String]
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    Product
  5. val quote: Char
  6. def quoteAll: CsvConfiguration

    Quote all cells, whether they need it or not.

  7. val quotePolicy: QuotePolicy
  8. def quoteWhenNeeded: CsvConfiguration

    Quote only cells that need it.

  9. def withCellSeparator(char: Char): CsvConfiguration

    Use the specified character for cell separator.

  10. def withHeader: CsvConfiguration

    Expect a header when reading, do not use one when writing.

  11. def withHeader(flag: Boolean): CsvConfiguration

    If flag is true, expect a header when reading.

    If flag is true, expect a header when reading. Otherwise, don't.

  12. def withHeader(ss: String*): CsvConfiguration

    Expect a header when reading, use the specified sequence when writing.

  13. def withHeader(header: Header): CsvConfiguration

    Use the specified header configuration.

  14. def withQuote(char: Char): CsvConfiguration

    Use the specified quote character.

  15. def withQuotePolicy(policy: QuotePolicy): CsvConfiguration

    Use the specified quoting policy.

  16. def withoutHeader: CsvConfiguration

    Do not use a header, either when reading or writing.