note 101255 deleted from function.fgetcsv by danbrown
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| Subject: | note 101255 deleted from function.fgetcsv by danbrown | ||
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Note Submitter: Danielb
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A note for anyone trying to use aleske's RFC4180 compliant code, there are a couple bugs or
missing features.
Firstly the line in array_to_csvstring() that reads:
|| (stripos($item, $CSV_LINEBREAK !== false))) {
should be:
|| (stripos($item, $CSV_LINEBREAK) !== false)){
Secondly the csvstring_to_array() only works if you feed it a full line, which is impractical if
your CSV data contains newline characters.
The way around this is to declare a new array at the top of the function:
$lines = array();
Then about a third of the way down he has:
break;
Replace that with:
$lines[] = $o;
$o = array();
$num = 0;
continue;
And at the end of the function return $lines, not $o.
Now you will be able to feed the entire CSV file as $string, and get the full array back.