Releases: ashaduri/csv-parser
Releases · ashaduri/csv-parser
ashaduri_csv_parser-1.1.0
Changes:
- Csv::Parser now accepts behavior policy as a template argument; the policy is also passed to Cell classes during construction so that they can use it; this replaces the previous CellTrait facility.
- The new behavior policy mechanism allows user-defined number parsing functions, making the number parsing customizable and allowing libraries like fast_float to be used.
- Two policies are implemented - locale-aware (previous behavior, default), and locale-unaware (using std::from_chars() with newer compilers).
- Made more methods constexpr; integer parsing can be done at compile-time now (when using C++23+), and float/double compile-time parsing can be done using fast_float if needed.
- CellStringBuffer minimum size is relaxed so that it can be the size of collapsed string (instead of uncollapsed, previously).
- CellStringBuffer constructor now throws if the buffer size is insufficient - this causes compile-time error and allows error detection earlier in the call chain.
- CellStringBuffer has been refactored to remove isValid() and getOptionalStringView() - these no longer make sense as the buffer is always valid and the string view is always available.
ashaduri_csv_parser-1.0.0
Changes:
- Support for parsing a matrix into a row- and column-major-ordered 1D vector. This is especially useful for numeric data.
- Support for floating point and integral types in containers, when these containers are passed to parsing functions.
- Support for compile-time "quote-cleaning" of strings.
- This release introduces incompatible changes (mainly renaming of functions). No silent breakages are introduced - the compiler will catch all incompatibilities.
- Updated examples.
ashaduri_csv_parser-0.9.0
Initial stable release.