Re: Parsing CVS files

[Sebastian Gniazdowski <sgniazdowski@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 2 Feb 2019 at 21:27, Peter Stephenson
> Also, if you want to keep empty fields, you'll need the final result
> to use "${(@}this}".  Probably easiest to assign to an array as otherwise
> the quotes will affect the substitution.

I've had to use "(@)" for every segment, i.e.:

% line='abc,"efg, hehe,yeah",c,,d'
% print -rl "${(@)${(@)${(@)${(z)${${line// /\\ }//,/, }}%%,}//, /,}//\\ / }"
abc
"efg, hehe,yeah"
c

d

And with a random "(@)" missing:
% print -rl "${(@)${${(@)${(z)${${line// /\\ }//,/, }}%%,}//, /,}//\\ / }"
abc "efg, hehe,yeah" c  d


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