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As documented here, fread can be used rather effectively as a tool for reading fixed-width files within its existing framework.
fread
One problem with using sep = "\n", however, is that carriage return is not so uniform across systems/file types (notably, Windows, with uses \r\n).
sep = "\n"
\r\n
@dselivanov's PR # 1518 currently addresses this; I'm adding my hat in the ring to vouch for its utility.
There are other uses for this besides reading fixed-width files, but that is the application I see as having the most frequent benefit.
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Added tests for sep=NULL and sep=, #1616 and #1518
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As documented here,
fread
can be used rather effectively as a tool for reading fixed-width files within its existing framework.One problem with using
sep = "\n"
, however, is that carriage return is not so uniform across systems/file types (notably, Windows, with uses\r\n
).@dselivanov's PR # 1518 currently addresses this; I'm adding my hat in the ring to vouch for its utility.
There are other uses for this besides reading fixed-width files, but that is the application I see as having the most frequent benefit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: