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The numeric parsers should ignore leading and trailing spaces. I thought I had written them that way, but maybe I missed something. |
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Oh they do, but they also ignore the exponential which makes the third column unreadable. With numeric parsing it would return "0.1803" instead of "180". With double parsing it would return a problem with the leading space. |
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Ooops, I was unclear - I meant numeric, double and integer should all ignore spaces. |
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sidjai commentedApr 17, 2015
Would it be possible to have multiple characters for a delimiter? I ask cause I have a case with spaces and scientific notation like,
" 48.93, -81.14, 0.18E+03"
So I can get the first two with numeric parsing but the last one fails because I need that "E".