Open Jmuccigr opened 6 years ago
When doing a comparison of two csv files where my id is in the first column and lat and long are in the 31st and 32nd columns, and my parameters are:
:separator=>",", :headers=>true, :quote_char=>"\"", :lat=>"32", :lon=>"31", :id=>"1"}
I get the expected output. If I change the parameters to say that there is no header, I get no output.
If I also starting counting columns at 0 not 1, I again get the expected output.
Obviously the presence or absence of a header row shouldn't change the counting method.
I suspect this the parser, but I'm not up to figuring it out (apparently).
PS using "| |" to indicate the default value is a bit weird to me, as is showing a box for a null value. Is that a ruby thing?
When doing a comparison of two csv files where my id is in the first column and lat and long are in the 31st and 32nd columns, and my parameters are:
:separator=>",", :headers=>true, :quote_char=>"\"", :lat=>"32", :lon=>"31", :id=>"1"}I get the expected output. If I change the parameters to say that there is no header, I get no output.
If I also starting counting columns at 0 not 1, I again get the expected output.
Obviously the presence or absence of a header row shouldn't change the counting method.
I suspect this the parser, but I'm not up to figuring it out (apparently).
PS using "| |" to indicate the default value is a bit weird to me, as is showing a box for a null value. Is that a ruby thing?