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A simple parser for comma-separated-value (.csv) files:
function ParseCSVLine (line,sep) local res = {} local pos = 1 sep = sep or ',' while true do local c = string.sub(line,pos,pos) if (c == "") then break end if (c == '"') then -- quoted value (ignore separator within) local txt = "" repeat local startp,endp = string.find(line,'^%b""',pos) txt = txt..string.sub(line,startp+1,endp-1) pos = endp + 1 c = string.sub(line,pos,pos) if (c == '"') then txt = txt..'"' end -- check first char AFTER quoted string, if it is another -- quoted string without separator, then append it -- this is the way to "escape" the quote char in a quote. example: -- value1,"blub""blip""boing",value3 will result in blub"blip"boing for the middle until (c ~= '"') table.insert(res,txt) assert(c == sep or c == "") pos = pos + 1 else -- no quotes used, just look for the first separator local startp,endp = string.find(line,sep,pos) if (startp) then table.insert(res,string.sub(line,pos,startp-1)) pos = endp + 1 else -- no separator found -> use rest of string and terminate table.insert(res,string.sub(line,pos)) break end end end return res end
A simple parser for comma-separated-value (.csv) files Difference to above: * Uses metatables in case you load a csv file with column values * Code is updated
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--[[
CSV Library v1 (Author: Michael Lutz, 2022-12-14)
Built on: http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaCsv
csv.load = function(filename, delimiter, header)
filename := CSV file to load
delimiter := Delimiter (";", ",", "\t", etc..), default = ','
header := (optional) if first line is a header (true/false), default = false
automatically removes quotes from text
returns a table
csv.save = function(filename, delimiter, data, header)
filename := CSV file to write to
delimiter := Delimiter (";", ",", "\t", etc..), default = ','
data := a Lua table that holds the rows and columns
header := a Lua table that holds the names of the columns e.g. { "Name", "Address", "Email", ... }
--]]
local function parse_row(input, sep, pos)
local row = {}
local pos = pos or 1
--io.read()
while true do
local c = string.sub(input,pos,pos)
if (c == "") then break end
if (c == '"') then
local text = ''
local s,e,txt,c1
repeat
s,e,txt,c1 = string.find(input, '^(.-")(.)', pos+1)
text = text..txt
pos = e
--print(txt, e, c1)
until ((c1 == sep) or (c1 == "\r") or (c1 == "\n"))
--print(string.sub(text,1,-2), c1)
table.insert(row, string.sub(text,1,-2))
c = c1
pos = pos + 1
else
local s,e,text,c1 = string.find(input, "^([^%"..sep.."\r\n]-)([%"..sep.."\r\n])", pos)
pos = e+1
--print(text, c1)
table.insert(row, text)
c = c1
end
if c == "\n" then
return row, pos
end
if c == "\r" then
return row, pos+1
end
end
end
csv = {}
csv.load = function(filename, delimiter, header)
local f,err = io.open(filename)
if not f then
print(err)
return
end
local csv = f:read("*a")
f:close()
sep = string.sub(delimiter,1,1) or ','
local pos = 1
local t_csv = {}
local f_header = nil
local t_header = {}
if header then
t_header,pos = parse_row(csv, sep, pos)
local head = {}
for i,v in ipairs(t_header) do
head[v] = i
end
f_header = function (t,k)
local i = head[k]
if i then
return t[i]
end
return nil
end
end
local row = {}
row, pos = parse_row(csv, sep, pos)
while row do
if header then
setmetatable(row, { __index = f_header })
end
table.insert(t_csv, row)
row, pos = parse_row(csv, sep, pos)
end
return t_csv, t_header
end
local function format_csv(str, sep)
local str, matches = string.gsub(str or "", '"', '""')
if (string.find(str, "[%"..sep.."\r\n]") or (matches > 0)) then
return '"'..str..'"'
end
return str
end
csv.save = function(filename, delimiter, data, header)
local f,err = io.open(filename, "w")
if not f then
print(err)
return
end
sep = string.sub(delimiter,1,1) or ','
if header then
local line = ""
for i,v in ipairs(header) do
line = line..format_csv(v, sep)..sep
end
line = string.sub(line, 1, -2)
f:write(line.."\n")
end
for i,v in ipairs(data) do
local line = ""
for i2,v2 in ipairs(v) do
line = line..format_csv(v2, sep)..sep
end
line = string.sub(line, 1, -2)
f:write(line.."\n")
end
f:close()
end
return csv