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Header fields get stacked in large CSV #68

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reckbo opened this issue Apr 11, 2016 · 11 comments
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Header fields get stacked in large CSV #68

reckbo opened this issue Apr 11, 2016 · 11 comments

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@reckbo
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reckbo commented Apr 11, 2016

I have a csv with 259 columns, and when I load it in scim the header fields are stacked into a layer of 6 rows, and the column values are interleaved. Let me know if you want me to attach a screenshot.
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andmarti1424 commented Apr 11, 2016 via email

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If I understand the problem correctly, I might have found the problem...
Give me some hours to fix it..

@andmarti1424
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I made a change and upload a fix to the "widechar" branch.
(This will be the default branch in near time..).
Please upload latest commit, test again and report back!
Thanks!

@reckbo
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reckbo commented Apr 14, 2016

It's much better, the headers aren't stacked and the column values aren't interleaved. But there is
an extra blank row between headers and column values.

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Could you please attach a screenshot??
Thanks!

@reckbo
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reckbo commented Apr 14, 2016

scim-screenshot

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Its weird since SC-IM does not know if a row is a header or value..
Dont you have an extra '\n' char after first line? Please send the file to scim.spreadsheet@gmail.com
Thanks again.

@andmarti1424
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I believe its related to the new line character or carriage return.
Its not harmful though.
I opened it with gnumeric and get an extra row after every line!!

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reckbo commented Apr 14, 2016

FYI I see each line is terminated by a linefeed, no carriage return. You're right it's not harmful, but I wonder why scim treats the first line differently from the others.

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I think I found the problem. Please update to latest commit in widechar branch!

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reckbo commented Apr 14, 2016

Yup, the problem is fixed. Thanks!

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