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Extraneous spaces and other problems in CSV file #29
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@weaverba137 Thanks for these issues/suggestions, I did not changed the csv file format as of now as there are other priorities and people are currently VIing miniv data, but will soon. About CSV file format, I add two other issues/suggestions from Anand:
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Summary of possible modifications to VI csv file format, to be vetted by the VI leads:
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This sounds good, but one other suggestion. Protecting individual commas with quotes is not standard, I don't think. Instead, the entire phrase or field containing the comma should be protected. For example, I enter Also, I think quotation marks could be protected by backslashes, though this should be tested. I enter Are people opening these CSV files with anything other than Python? If not, using a more advanced form of CSV might be the way to go here, such as Astropy's ECSV. |
…ved. New fields NIGHT TILEID Template_version. TARGETID renamed (also in widget). Fields in header have underscores. VI comments: ',' replaced automatically by ';'. Non ascii chars replaced by '?' except for angstroms, alpha beta gamma delta lambda (replaced automatically by plain ascii equivalents).
Changes implemented, currently in the 'disp-models' branch. From the git log:
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When i save a CSV file, it contains many extra spaces. My understanding is that this is not standard CSV. The extraneous spaces could also cause problems when converting to other formats.
Also note that the redshift (Redrock z) in this example is not stored with enough significant digits.
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