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I get CSV files without any header row. Is it possible to load this file and set the header manually via a header: [String] parameter? Currently the first row is always used as header.
A workaround would be, that i load the file by myself and append the header to the string. But it would be much more convenient, if I could just load the CSV file via the URL.
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Could you get past with the CSV<Enumerated> approach for your needs for now?
Ideas for a PR:
Offering a way to read Enumerated and convert to Named sounds sensible.
Or offer a new initializer to Named that takes an array of column titles (and fails when there are to few).
WDYT?
Hi,
I get CSV files without any header row. Is it possible to load this file and set the header manually via a
header: [String]
parameter? Currently the first row is always used as header.A workaround would be, that i load the file by myself and append the header to the string. But it would be much more convenient, if I could just load the CSV file via the URL.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: