But using that method you'd also have to explicitly pass long all other row values, in the correct order.
Could a helper method be provided that returns an updated row value given the column name(s) and value(s), without having to explicitly pass along all row values?
One can currently deal with this by making a record type that models your data and then defining a function that converts a myCsv.Row -> MyRecord, but I think this would make Map a lot more ergonomic.
So one can transform a row using
Map: http://fsprojects.github.io/FSharp.Data/library/CsvProvider.html#Transforming-CSV-filesBut using that method you'd also have to explicitly pass long all other row values, in the correct order. Could a helper method be provided that returns an updated row value given the column name(s) and value(s), without having to explicitly pass along all row values?
One can currently deal with this by making a record type that models your data and then defining a function that converts a
myCsv.Row -> MyRecord, but I think this would makeMapa lot more ergonomic.