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"." is still parsed as 0.0 #53
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Yeah weird, it looks like it only does this when there are multiple columns and the first column as the single |
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Fixes #53. The issue here is for a single decimal point that was followed by a delimiter, we weren't hitting the normal code paths like EOF that marked this invalid. We use the `ndigits` variable that tracks how many digits we've parsed to check to ensure we've parsed _some_ digits before marking INVALID.
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Fixes #53. The issue here is for a single decimal point that was followed by a delimiter, we weren't hitting the normal code paths like EOF that marked this invalid. We use the `ndigits` variable that tracks how many digits we've parsed to check to ensure we've parsed _some_ digits before marking INVALID.
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Looks like #50 didn't fix this completely
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